Welcome to the Investor Relations section of the Coral Products PLC website. Here, you’ll find a range of information about our company’s financial performance, strategic direction, and commitment to creating long-term value for our shareholders.
As a leading manufacturer in the plastics industry, we are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance, transparency, and accountability.
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Whether you’re a potential investor or a current shareholder, we aim to provide you with the tools and insights you need to make informed decisions.
Coral Products PLC’s strategy is underpinned by the four strategic pillars of growth below:
1. Successfully managing complexity
Working with leading brands, and growing customers across diverse verticals.
Coral offers a genuine one-stop-shop for bespoke products, from raw polymers, to extrusion, to bespoke product and printing. By providing design alternatives which are economic and carefully cost engineered, customers receive a turnkey solution. By being in control of areas of design and production, Coral is able to be more flexible and rapid in respond to customer requirements.
2. UK manufacturing and technical innovation
Winning and maintaining new customers through the application of technical expertise and UK manufacturing excellence.
Coral offers reduced lead-times compared to overseas alternatives, a viable solution for emergency inventory replenishment and custom products. Customers can operate on reduced local inventory, with no supply chain import tariffs, documentation or delays. Coral’s UK operations are supporting British skilled manufacturing jobs, and offering a reliable and trusted audit process.
3. Synergy through scale
Leveraging expertise and scale to create commercial opportunity and efficiencies.
We have a strict focus on profitability KPI’s. The re-organisation of the business under two divisions, Flexibles and Rigids, has created efficiencies in the use of space. The merging of the Alma and Film & Foil head office function created £400k in cost savings in 2024-25. The consolidation of accounting systems has improved reporting times and responsiveness. There are further opportunities to consolidate current work spaces onto fewer sites.
4. Mergers & acquisitions
Investment in acquired businesses to leverage commercial opportunity and access efficiencies.
Coral Products has acquired five businesses since 2021 and is now focused on consolidating the last three years of growth, with emphasis on optimising current assets. The Group’s strategy centres on acquisitions where there is similar expertise, potential to scale, good customer base, tangible synergies and proven management.
