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UK infrastructure may look stuck in the slow lane, but policy frustration and underinvestment are exactly what some investors are trying to turn into an edge. When rules, tax and long overdue projects sit in limbo, sentiment can get marked down while solid businesses keep building. This article walks through three UK Infrastructure & Construction Reinvestment Plays that screen well today and are closely tied to that policy story. The three stocks below are a focused sample of this UK...
Marshalls PLC (STU:1QG) boosts operating profit by 8% and EPS by 14% through cost savings and market share gains, while navigating weak housing demand and geopolitical headwinds.
Marshalls (LON:MSLH) reported broadly flat first-half revenue of £380 million as weak activity in new housing and private housing repair, maintenance and improvement markets continued to weigh on volumes. However, operating profit rose 8% to £30.7 million, supported by improved profitability in its
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