A major company-wide restructure and reorganisation of the management at Kammac stemmed its losses last year, new financial results showed.
The distribution, warehousing and logistics firm reduced its pre-tax loss by more than 40% from £4.5m in 2024 to £2.7m in 2025.
Turnover increased in all the territories in which it operates except in the UK, where revenue fell from £52.4m to £49.7m.
It said the company continued to operate in a challenging trading environment and a 4.8% reduction in turnover to £50.6m reflected “continued softness in customer demand and wider economic pressures”.
In response, Kammac said significant actions were taken to restructure the business as well as overhauling the management structure: “In addition, the company reviewed its operational footprint to improve utilisation and efficiency across the network,” Kammac said in a strategic report.
“As part of this process, operations at one site ceased and a further site was placed into temporary non-operational use in order to maximise utilisation across the remained active locations.”
These actions were seen as part of a broader strategic transformation programme aimed at long-term profitability and aligning its resources with customer demand.
“The restructuring initiatives undertaken during the year contributed to reductions in overheads and administrative costs, with management headcount reducing year-on-year.”
Kammac added: “Despite the continued losses incurred during the year, the company maintained a solid balance sheet and positive cash position at the year end, supported by the ongoing backing of the wider Elanders Group.”
