The Raubex Group is an investment holding company established in 1974, with a history in the construction and materials sector and a widespread presence in South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and the DRC.

All of the group’s operations are carried out through subsidiaries split into two divisions: Construction and Materials.

The Construction division includes road construction, surfacing and rehabilitation, and earthworks and infrastructure, including concrete structures, bulk earthworks and asphalt surfacing. Construction capabilities include electrical and alternative energy, telecoms, pipelines, housing and rail.

The Materials division focuses on supply of aggregates from quarries, material handling and screening services and mobile crushing solutions for remote sites.

Raubex shares have been up for sale on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) since 2007. The group today employs over 10 000 people and has a JSE market cap of R4.7 billion. Raubex share price is rebounding strongly after a difficult period on the JSE.

Raubex has had to deal with a significant slowdown in South Africa’s economy and a resultant decrease in the number of large infrastructure projects in the country. Despite this, data for the 2016 financial year highlighted some impressive performance, with revenue up by 9.4% to R7.93 billion and operating profit increasing by 14% to R702 million.

The group has focused on broadening its portfolio of operations, with an increased buy in to the renewable energy sector, healthy capital expenditure and a deepening of its footprint as southern Africa’s best company in terms of the full road construction cycle. Two of the group’s biggest projects recently have been the N1 Bloemfontein Bypass and the N8 highway between Bloemfontein and Thaba Nchu, indicating the company’s ability to continue securing large-scale projects. Although large infrastructure projects in South Africa have decreased, spend from SANRAL (the group’s most important client at 24% of the order book) has remained consistent. The group has also secured work on three solar projects, which replaced reduced mine infrastructure spend, whilst a pipeline of affordable housing development projects has also been secured.

The Materials division had a particularly impressive performance, contributing more than 56% of group operating profit. The company decided to buy Belabela Quarries in Botswana, cementing Raubex’s presence in that country. Major international projects are gaining steam and increasingly contributing to group revenue, with a strong order book in place in most of the countries in which Raubex operates.

After a subdued period on the live online stocks chart in 2015, Raubex share price has surged on the JSE in 2016, yielding rewards for investors who buy the shares. On the back of its impressive financial results, Raubex share price increased from R13.80 at the beginning of the year to R25.90 by October. With a healthy order book in place, continuing dominance in the road sector, international diversification and rosy prospects in the renewable energy sector, Raubex shares contend for the best buy in their sector.

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