Marshalls has reported a "resilient performance" in the year to 31 December, after recording 2% growth in its group revenue, totalling £632m.

The manufacturer of sustainable solutions for the built environment found that revenue in its building and roofing products divisions increased by 4% to £172m and £194m, respectively, in this period.

However, Marshalls saw revenue in its landscaping products division fall by 1% to £266m, due to a subdued market.

Despite this, the manufacturer said that encouraging progress has been made on its landscaping products improvement plan, which has resulted in volume and market share growth.

Its network optimisation and self-help actions taken in 2025, which included exiting the UK quarried natural stone processing market, were concluded as planned in the second half of the year. These actions are set to deliver annualised savings of around £11m, of which around £2m were realised in 2025.

In its outlook, Marshall expects to report full-year profit before tax in line with expectations, which ranges from between £42m and £44.4m. This is despite subdued end markets and the impact of prolonged pre-Budget uncertainty during the second half of last year.

Following the statement, shares in Marshalls dropped by almost 4%.

Chief executive officer at Marshalls, Simon Bourne, stated: "Marshalls delivered a resilient performance, evidenced by a return to revenue growth despite the challenging market backdrop, and delivering profits in-line with the market's expectations.

"I am confident that the group is well positioned to benefit from a market recovery and structural growth drivers over the medium term."

Marshalls will announce its full-year results on 16 March.

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