- CEO
- Simon Gerald Bourne
- Full Time Employees
- 2,348
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Landscape House Elland United Kingdom HX5 9HT
- IPO Date
- Jan 3, 1986
- Business
- Marshalls plc operates as a prominent UK manufacturer, supplying a wide array of sustainable solutions for the built environment, spanning both the domestic and commercial sectors. Established in the late 1880s, the company has cultivated a diverse portfolio, encompassing hard landscaping, building, and roofing materials. For homeowners and garden enthusiasts, the firm provides extensive selections for outdoor spaces, including garden paving, driveways, boundary kerbs, edgings, and walling systems. This range is complemented by elements like artificial grass and comprehensive design resources for outdoor improvements. In the commercial domain, Marshalls delivers critical infrastructure and urban development products such as high-performance paving, robust kerbs, advanced linear drainage and water management systems, landscape protection features, and a variety of street furniture. It also offers aggregates, sand, block stone, masonry components, and traffic calming solutions, catering to local authorities, architects, specifiers, and contractors. Expanding its capabilities, Marshalls has strategically grown into adjacent building product categories, notably through acquisitions such as Marley Group in 2022, which significantly broadened its offerings to include pitched roofing systems, encompassing concrete and clay roof tiles, timber battens, and integrated solar panels. The company also manufactures concrete bricks and other masonry products, alongside mortars and screeds. These products are manufactured across a national network of sites, often utilising the company's own quarries. Marshalls serves a broad customer base, from individual DIYers and professional landscapers to large-scale housebuilders and public sector clients. The company recently unveiled its "Transform and Grow" strategy in November 2024, aiming to outperform the wider construction market by leveraging its brands, technical support, and carbon leadership, focusing on long-term trends like green urbanisation and low-carbon solutions. This vision is underpinned by a commitment to quality, technical expertise, and sustainability, including validated science-based targets for achieving net-zero by 2050.