
I am proud to present this year’s report to shareholders, reflecting on our achievements during the financial year, not only in terms of our economic performance but also regarding our sustainability efforts.
Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions across the globe, and the many local challenges we are all so familiar with, Raubex prevailed to deliver another robust set of results for the year ended 28 February 2025. This was cemented by a strong balance sheet, a healthy cash balance throughout the year as well as a robust order book that increased by 10.3% to R28.18 billion (2024: R25.55 billion).
"Once again, Raubex has delivered a remarkable performance this year, a true testament to the Group’s unwavering resilience and its capacity to prosper while enduring a myriad of challenges. This enduring spirit of determination is clearly demonstrated in the Group’s solid financial results. I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Raubex team for achieving yet another satisfactory outcome despite the persistent pressures of a demanding socioeconomic landscape."

"The Group has continued to successfully execute its strategic plan, creating value for all stakeholders in what has yet again been a year with many headwinds. I am pleased to share that we have achieved another strong performance for the year ended 28 February 2025."



Revenue
R21.08 billion
21.0%
(2024: R17.43 billion)

Operating profit
R1.56 billion
1.3%
(2024: R1.54 billion)

Headline earnings per share
599.8 cents
25.9%
(2024: 476.3 cents)

Earnings per share
601.7 cents
27.5%
(2024: 472.1 cents)

Cash generated from operations
R2.51 billion
31.8%
(2024: R1.90 billion)

Net asset value
R7.15 billion
8.2%
(2024: R6.61 billion)

Capital expenditure
R1.35 billion
23.4%
(2024: R1.76 billion)

Order book
R28.18 billion
10.3%
(2024: R25.55 billion)

Total dividend per share
198 cents
27.7%
(2024: 155 cents)

B-BBEE (Construction Sector Codes)
Level 1
(2024: Level 1)

Employees
9 239
11.6%
(2024: 8 276)

Total workforce (including indirect employees)
19 219
9.2%
(2024: 17 596)

HDSAs in SA workforce
87.0%
100bp
(2024: 86.0%)

Women in total workforce
17.7%
20bp
(2024: 17.5%)

Training and development spend
R46.8 million
32.6%
(2024: R35.3 million)
Felicia Msiza Chief Executive Officer
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