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Fletcher Building Quarterly Volume Report for Q2 FY26

Quarterly Update12 January 2026FBUMaterials

Fletcher Building Limited, 810 Great South Road, Penrose, Auckland 1061, New Zealand
13 January 2026


Fletcher Building Quarterly Volume Report for Q2 FY26


Fletcher Building releases its quarterly update of key product sales volumes for the

second quarter of the 2026 financial year (Q2 FY26).


Andrew Reding, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, said: “Quarterly volumes

showed modest improvement compared with Q1 FY26, with some encouraging signs

emerging across the portfolio. That said, these gains are yet to be sustained and, on their

own, are not enough to offset the impact of the earlier declines.


Trading conditions remain competitive, with ongoing margin pressure and compression

continuing to be seen in many business units and especially in our Distribution division.

Although some broader economic indicators appear to be trending in a more positive

direction, we continue to believe that any meaningful recovery in volumes will not flow

into our businesses until calendar year 2027.”


Divisional Volumes


• Light Building Products volumes are trending positively versus Q1 and generally

remain in line or above prior corresponding period (pcp). Volume growth was seen

in Waipapa and Iplex NZ with both up versus Q1 (4.0% and 3.7% respectively) and

versus pcp (23.4% and 15.1% respectively) with Waipapa volume increases reflecting

greater PlaceMakers pull through. In Australia, volumes have generally improved

relative to Q1 and are now broadly in line with pcp, with both Laminex AU and Fletcher

Insulation delivering positive performance against Q1. Across the division, margins

have remained relatively stable.

• Heavy Building Materials has continued to experience volume contractions.

Winstone Aggregates volumes declined 2.7% versus Q1 (following a 4.1% decline in

the prior quarter) and declined 8.4% versus pcp, reflecting ongoing weak roading and

project activity. Humes volumes were also down 7.6% and 6.1% on Q1 and pcp

respectively. However, Firth and Golden Bay volumes are broadly in line with both Q1

and pcp. Steel volumes were mixed and overall marginally higher than Q1, but

margins remain compressed.

• Within the Distribution Division, PlaceMakers Frame & Truss volumes were

marginally higher than pcp; however, margins remained compressed owing to highly

competitive trading conditions.

• Residential took 135 residential and apartment units to profit in Q2, compared to 214

in Q2 FY25.


ENDS





Authorised for release to the market by Haydn Wong, Company Secretary.

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For further information please contact:


INVESTORS Alex MacDonald, GM Corporate Finance & Investor Relations +64 21 221 4266 Alex.MacDonald@fbu.com

MEDIA Christian May, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer +64 21 305 398 Christian.May@fbu.com


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FLETCHER BUILDING QUARTERLY VOLUME DATA

Business UnitMetric

Rolling 12mth

average quarterly

volumes¹Change (%)Change (%)

Light Building ProductsQ2 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q1 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q2 FY25

Winstone WallboardsDomestic board volumes 94.7

0.8%-0.6%

Laminex NZDomestic sales volumes 96.6

0.3%-1.0%

ComfortechGlasswool sales 84.8

1.9%5.3%

Iplex NZPlastic pipe volumes 93.2

3.7%15.1%

Waipapa

2

Total sales volumes126.8

4.0%23.4%

Laminex AUDomestic sales volumes 79.52.4%-1.2%

Fletcher InsulationGlasswool sales 100.1

2.4%0.2%

Iplex AUPlastic pipe and other sales volumes 57.0

-1.2%2.0%

Heavy Building MaterialsQ2 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q1 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q2 FY25

Winstone AggregatesAggregates sales volumes 67.5

-2.7%-8.4%

Golden BayDomestic cement volumes 99.3

-0.6%0.1%

FirthReady mix volumes 95.0

0.1%0.9%

FirthMasonry volumes 62.8

1.5%-1.5%

HumesConcrete pipe volumes 51.1

-7.6%-6.1%

ReinforcingReinforcing volumes 91.9

-2.6%3.1%

EasysteelEasysteel - volumes 82.2

3.6%6.3%

DimondDimond - volumes 99.2

3.5%6.0%

ColorCoteColorCote - local volumes 77.6

1.4%-9.4%

StramitSales volumes 69.6

-1.2%-6.5%

DistributionQ2 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q1 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q2 FY25

PlaceMakersFrame & Truss sales 89.0

3.1%4.8%

ResidentialQ2 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q1 FY26

Q2 FY26

vs Q2 FY25

Residential

3

Residential + Apartment units taken to profit135

-11.9%-24.1%

1. Index value, Q4 FY19 = 100

2. Index commences FY22, Q2 FY22 = 100

3. Raw data – not indexed, % changes reflect rolling 12 month volume

Metric definitions

Winstone Wallboards: Domestic board volumes (000 m2)

Laminex NZ, Laminex AU: Domestic sales volumes (000 m2)

Comfortech, Fletcher Insulation: Glasswool sales (tonnes)

Waipapa: Total sales volumes (m3)

Iplex NZ: Plastic pipe volumes (tonnes)

Iplex AU: Plastic pipe and other sales volumes (000 tonnes)

Winstone Aggregates: Aggregates sales volumes (000 tonnes)

Golden Bay: Domestic cement volumes (000 tonnes)

Firth: Ready mix volumes (000 m3)

Firth: Masonry volumes (000 m2)

Humes: Concrete pipe volumes (000 tonnes)

Reinforcing: Reinforcing volumes (tonnes) - note restated to exclude wire

Easysteel: Easysteel volumes (tonnes) - note restated to exclude wire

Dimond: Dimond volumes (tonnes)

ColorCote: Colorcote local volumes (tonnes)

Stramit: Sales volumes (tonnes)

PlaceMakers: Frame & Truss sales (m3)

Residential: Residential + Apartment units taken to profit

Data sourced from publicly available filings. Our datasets may not be complete. Automated analysis can produce errors. If you believe any data on this page is incorrect, please contact us at hello@nzxplorer.co.nz. For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.