Acquisition of HSS Hire Ireland and Sale of MFP.


    03 June 2025 23:10:28
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Grafton Group PLC
03 June 2025
 

 

 

Completion of Acquisition of HSS Hire Ireland Limited and Sale of MFP Business

 

 

3 June 2025

 

Grafton Group plc ("Grafton or the Group"), is pleased to announce that, further to its announcement on 2 April 2025, it completed the acquisition of HSS Hire Ireland Limited ("HSS Hire Ireland") on 31 May 2025.

HSS Hire Ireland is a tool and equipment hire specialist operating from four branches and four customer distribution centres in the Republic of Ireland, offering an extensive range of conventional hire products as well as specialist equipment with a particular focus on powered access.

In a separate and unrelated transaction, Grafton also announces that it has completed the sale of its MFP piping business in Ireland to a subsidiary of Wienerberger AG which mainly operates through Pipelife Ireland Solutions Limited in Ireland.

 

Eric Born, Chief Executive Officer of Grafton commented:

"We are delighted to complete the acquisition of HSS Hire Ireland, which is an exceptionally good strategic fit that will broaden the offering of our Chadwicks business in the Republic of Ireland, and we welcome our new colleagues to the Group.

I would also like to thank our loyal colleagues in MFP for their contribution to Grafton over many years."

 

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For further information please contact:

Investors

Media





Grafton Group plc

+353 1 216 0600

 

Murray

pwalsh@murraygroup.ie

 

Eric Born

Chief Executive Officer

Pat Walsh

+353 1 498 0300/+353 87 226 9345

David Arnold

Chief Financial Officer





Burson

Buchanan

Helen Tarbet

Simon Compton

Toto Berger

GraftonGroup@buchanancomms.co.uk

 

+44 (0) 7872 604 453

+44 (0) 7979 497 324

+44 (0) 7880 680 403





 

About Grafton

                                                                                          

Grafton Group plc is an international distributor of building materials to trade customers and has leading regional or national positions in the distribution markets in the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Finland, and Spain. Grafton is also the market leader in the DIY, Home and Garden retailing market in Ireland and is the largest manufacturer of dry mortar and bespoke timber staircases in the UK.

 

Grafton trades from c.470 branches and has c.10,000 colleagues. The Group's portfolio of brands includes Chadwicks and Woodie's in Ireland; Selco Builders Warehouse, Leyland SDM, MacBlair, TG Lynes, CPI EuroMix and StairBox in the UK; Isero and Polvo in the Netherlands; Salvador Escoda in Spain and IKH in Finland.

 

 

For further information visit www.graftonplc.com  

 

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