Latest Vulcan Steel (ASX:VSL) News

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Vulcan Steel reported an 8.6% revenue increase to NZ$535.4 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by its Roofing Industries acquisition and Steel segment growth, despite a 9.7% drop in net profit after tax.

Vulcan Steel has appointed Gavin Street as its new CEO and managing director, while reshuffling key board roles to maintain a majority of independent directors.

Vulcan Steel Limited has explained the late filing of a director’s interest notice due to an administrative error and outlined steps to strengthen compliance. The company commits to enhanced reminders and board training to prevent future delays.

Vulcan Steel reported a sharp profit decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but strengthened its balance sheet and expanded into roofing with a major acquisition. Leadership changes set the stage for renewed growth.

Vulcan Steel has successfully closed its entitlement offer, raising A$87.1 million to fund the strategic acquisition of Roofing Industries Limited. The retail shortfall bookbuild sold shares at a premium, rewarding shareholders who did not fully participate.

Vulcan Steel has successfully closed its retail entitlement offer, contributing to a total capital raise of approximately A$146.5 million. The new shares will begin trading next week, marking a significant step in the company’s growth trajectory.

Vulcan Steel has successfully completed its institutional entitlement offer, raising A$59.4 million to fund the acquisition of Roofing Industries Limited. The retail entitlement offer opens next week, inviting eligible shareholders to participate under the same terms.

Vulcan Steel is set to acquire Roofing Industries for NZ$88 million, marking a strategic entry into New Zealand’s steel roofing market. The deal is backed by an A$87 million equity raise, positioning Vulcan for growth in building materials.

Vulcan Steel Limited reported a 10.9% revenue decline in FY25 alongside a 24.1% drop in adjusted EBITDA, while announcing a fully underwritten NZ$96 million equity raise to fund the acquisition of Roofing Industries Limited. The deal marks Vulcan’s strategic entry into the New Zealand steel roofing and cladding market with expected earnings accretion and no change to its dividend policy.

Vulcan Steel reported a sharp decline in profits for FY25 amid challenging economic conditions but managed to reduce net debt and push forward its hybrid site strategy.

Vulcan Steel has reported preliminary FY25 earnings with stable EBITDA and reduced net debt, while highlighting cautious optimism for FY26 amid tough trading conditions.