Accsys Posts 21% Volume Record, Google Facade Highlights Year

Accsys Technologies reported record global Accoya sales volumes for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, up 21% from the prior year. CEO Jelena Arsic Os announced the figure on the company's preliminary results call, noting that growth came from every key region. Group revenue rose sharply, she said. Specific financial numbers were withheld for the full annual report.

Arsic Os pointed to the soon-to-open Google headquarters in London, which features an Accoya facade, as one of the company's largest-ever project wins. The specification on a landmark development of that scale shows the product's growing acceptance in large-scale commercial construction, she told analysts. She called the Google contract a milestone for the specification business, which targets high-profile buildings that can drive follow-on demand.

CFO Sameet Vohra said profitability improved significantly during the year. He did not disclose specific earnings or margin figures on the call. The volume gain was the primary driver of the profit improvement, Vohra said, as higher output spread fixed costs over a larger base.

North America was the standout region for volume growth, Arsic Os said. The company has been building its presence in the U.S. and Canada through work with distributors and specifiers over several years. The region's performance outpaced other markets, reflecting successful market development efforts.

Analysts from Panmure Liberum, Canaccord Genuity, ABN AMRO, Berenberg, and Progressive Equity Research participated in the Q&A session.

Arsic Os described FY2026 as an excellent year of strong strategic and financial progress. The record volumes and the Google project were the headline achievements, she said. The company benefited from positioning its product as a low-maintenance, durable alternative in commercial construction, a pitch that resonated even as macroeconomic conditions remained difficult.

Accsys will provide a more detailed financial breakdown in its annual report, which is expected in the coming weeks. No new guidance was issued on the call.