Summit Timber Group reported revenues of £90.1m ($119.5m) in its first set of full-year financial results, covering the 12 months ended 31 December 2025.
The company reported a gross profit of £20.2m, equating to a 22% margin, alongside an operating profit of £8.5m. Profit after tax for the period was £3.4m.
The company stated that the results are detailed in its consolidated financial statements for 2025.
Summit Timber Group group chairman Tony Hackney said: “We are delighted with these results, particularly given the challenging market backdrop. They reflect the quality of our businesses, the commitment of our colleagues and our continued focus on customer service.
“We have invested in the group’s capabilities, and our strategy is controlled growth through improvements of our facilities and through careful acquisition. We remain confident in the group’s longer-term prospects.”
Summit Timber Group was established through the combination of Hull-based Hawthorn Timber and St Helens-based Cheshire Mouldings.
Hawthorn Timber supplies machined and treated softwood, panel products and cladding solutions to customers across Ireland and the UK.
Cheshire Mouldings manufactures and distributes mouldings, panelling, stairparts, decking and joinery timbers to the retail and merchant sectors.
According to the company, its strategy combines organic investment in production capacity, processes and product lines with selective acquisitions to broaden its product offering and capabilities.
Summit Timber Group said its trading businesses continue to operate under their original brands with a focus on product quality and customer service.
In July 2025, Staircraft, a manufacturer of staircases and floor kits, began working with Summit Timber Group to assess opportunities for business growth.
