Travis Perkins is a key player in the UK construction industry. They supply materials for building, repairs, and maintenance. Below is a summary of their financials.
In 2023 Travis Perkins had a difficult year. Revenue fell 2.7% according to the company. Market difficulties led to this. Long-term investments still show great strength, though.
Time Period
1-Year Return
5-Year Return
10-Year Return
Fund Performance
5.2%
8.4%
11.1%
Top Holdings (Summary)
Top 5 Holdings
Value
Travis Perkins General Merchant
£1.8 billion
Toolstation
£900 million
Benchmarx
£700 million
BSS Group
£620 million
Keyline
£520 million
Key Executives and Net Worth
Name
Position
Net Worth
Tenure
Compensation
Age
Nick Roberts
CEO
£7 million
4 years
£2.1 million
53
Jasmine Whitbread
Chair
£2 million
2 years
£750,000
59
Alan Williams
CFO
£4 million
7 years
£1.5 million
51
Kieran Griffin
MD
£3 million
5 years
£1.2 million
48
Executive Remuneration
Executive pay from Travis Perkins shows performance. CEO Nick Roberts got £2.1 million in 2023, comprising a £1 million base pay. Other executives received commends as well.
Executive
Base Salary
Bonus
Total Compensation
Nick Roberts
£1 million
£1.1 million
£2.1 million
Alan Williams
£900,000
£600,000
£1.5 million
Jasmine Whitbread
£500,000
£250,000
£750,000
Travis Perkins battled inflation as well as declining demand in new homes. Still, strategic investments and cost-cutting helped to set the company for expansion.