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DCC plc

DCC plc is an multinational corporation headquartered in , specializing in the , , and distribution of secure, cleaner, and competitive energy solutions to commercial, industrial, domestic, and transport customers across . Founded in 1976 by Jim Flavin as Development Capital Corporation Limited, initially as Ireland's first vehicle focused on unlisted companies, DCC entered the energy sector in 1977 with its first investment in Flogas, a liquefied petroleum gas () distributor. The company listed on the London and stock exchanges in 1994 and joined the in 2015, marking its growth into a diversified , , and support services group. By the fiscal year ending 31 March 2025, DCC employed 16,700 people across 21 countries, generated revenues of £18.0 billion, and achieved an adjusted operating profit of £617.5 million, with operations centered on fuel distribution, LPG, and solutions in markets including the , the , and . In November 2024, announced a strategic shift to focus on the sector through the divestiture of its non-core businesses. This included the sale of DCC Healthcare, completed on 10 September 2025 for proceeds enabling an £800 million capital return to shareholders, including a £600 million announced on 17 November 2025, and the sale of DCC Technology's Info Tech business to AURELIUS, finalized on 3 November 2025 for approximately £100 million. Primarily operating through its division following these sales, with plans to divest the remaining Technology operations, the company emphasizes , with initiatives to reduce scope 3 emissions by 2.6% and support the transition to low-carbon , while maintaining a resilient, asset-light model focused on and acquisitions in the energy market.

Introduction

Company profile

DCC plc is an Irish international sales, marketing, and support services group headquartered in , . Founded on 9 April 1976 by Flavin as Development Capital Corporation Limited, the company initially operated as a firm providing funding to growing unlisted businesses. Over time, it evolved from a entity into a diversified industrial , previously focusing on the , healthcare, and sectors through strategic investments and operational expansions, but now exclusively on the sector following the divestiture of its non-core businesses. The company listed on the London Stock Exchange and Dublin Stock Exchange on 19 May 1994 and joined the in December 2015, reflecting its growth into one of the UK's largest companies by . As of its financial year ended 31 March 2025, on a continuing basis, DCC employed more than 13,500 people and conducted operations across 22 countries, primarily in and . In November 2024, DCC announced a strategic review to simplify its structure and concentrate on the energy sector, including the divestment of DCC Healthcare, which was sold to Investindustrial in September 2025 following an agreement in April 2025 for an enterprise value of £1.05 billion, enabling an £800 million capital return to shareholders including a £600 million tender offer announced in November 2025, and the sale of DCC Technology's Info Tech business (UK and Ireland) to AURELIUS, completed on 3 November 2025 for approximately £100 million, with plans to divest the remaining Technology operations in 2026 to achieve full simplification around the energy sector. This shift aims to enhance focus on core competencies in sales, marketing, and support services for cleaner energy solutions. Led by Chief Executive Officer Donal Murphy since 2017, the group continues to prioritize performance and growth in its streamlined operations.

Leadership and governance

DCC plc's leadership is headed by Non-executive Chair Mark Breuer, who joined the board in November 2018 and was appointed chair in July 2021. The Chief Executive is Donal Murphy, who has held the position since July 2017, having previously served as Managing Director of DCC Energy. Following leadership changes announced in April 2025 and effective after the July 2025 AGM, Kevin Lucey serves as , and as . Historically, DCC's top leadership transitioned from founder Jim Flavin, who served as Chief Executive until May 2008, to Tommy Breen, who led as Chief Executive from May 2008 until his retirement in July 2017. These changes marked shifts in strategic focus while maintaining continuity in the company's growth-oriented approach. The comprises 13 members as of November 2025, including four executive directors and nine independent non-executive directors, with Caroline Dowling serving as Senior Independent Director. The board oversees key committees, including the (chaired by Alan Ralph), the Committee (chaired by Katrina Cliffe), and the Nomination and Governance Committee (chaired by Mark Breuer), which met five to six times during the ended 31 March 2025 to address oversight, compensation, and . DCC plc adheres fully to the , emphasizing principles of board leadership, effectiveness, accountability, remuneration, and relations with shareholders. The prioritizes board , with 40% female representation and 10% ethnic minority directors as of 31 March 2025; , integrated through the and annual risk assessments covering areas like and cybersecurity; and shareholder engagement, including over 200 investor meetings and direct outreach by the to major shareholders. Executive remuneration policies are designed to align with long-term and interests, featuring base salaries, annual bonuses, and long-term plans (LTIPs). The annual bonus is weighted 70% toward group adjusted operating profit growth and 30% toward strategic and objectives, while LTIPs vest over three years based on metrics including (40%), growth (40%), and total return (20%). These plans, overseen by the Remuneration Committee, received 95% approval at the 2024 AGM.

History

Formation and early development

DCC plc was established on 9 April 1976 as Development Capital Corporation Limited by Jim Flavin in , . As 's first dedicated vehicle, the company initially focused on providing to growing unlisted Irish companies, particularly in and services sectors, while also offering business development and expertise to support their expansion. During its early years, DCC made targeted investments in small businesses, achieving notable success through active involvement in management. Key early ventures included the 1977 acquisition of Flogas Ireland Limited, a distributor, which marked the company's entry into the energy sector, and a 1982 investment in Hospital Enterprises Limited, laying the foundation for future healthcare operations. By the late 1980s, further diversification occurred with investments in technology distribution, such as Sharptext Limited in and Micro-P Limited in the UK in 1988, now part of the Exertis business. These efforts propelled DCC to become 's leading firm by 1990, delivering strong returns on investment over the period. In the early , DCC began shifting from a pure approach to acquiring controlling stakes in operating businesses, particularly in fuel distribution and firms, evolving into an industrial . This transition was formalized in 1990 when the company rebranded as and concentrated on core sectors including , healthcare, and technology. Amid Ireland's severe economic in the —characterized by stagnant growth, a 7.1% drop in real private consumption in , unemployment peaking at 18% by 1988, and a soaring public debt-to-GNP ratio—DCC navigated challenges by prioritizing investments in essential, recession-resilient services like LPG distribution and medical supplies, which provided stable demand despite broader economic contraction.

Growth through acquisitions

In the 1990s, DCC plc shifted from its origins as a firm to an operating group, adopting an aggressive acquisition strategy to build scale in key sectors including and healthcare across the and . This transition involved targeted purchases to establish footholds in liquid fuels and medical distribution, such as the acquisitions of EuroCaps and Thompson & Capper in 1998 and 1999, which marked DCC's entry into the health and beauty markets and laid the foundation for its healthcare division. By focusing on bolt-on deals, DCC integrated these businesses to enhance its sales, marketing, and distribution capabilities, prioritizing strategic fit over large-scale overhauls. DCC's energy segment saw significant expansion through major acquisitions that diversified its portfolio into LPG and fuel distribution. In 2005, DCC acquired BP's liquid fuels business in , providing its first major entry into the market and enabling subsequent growth in fuel cards and heating oils. This was followed by the 2009 purchases of Shell's liquid fuel operations in and , broadening its continental European presence. A landmark deal came in 2015 with the €464 million acquisition of Butagaz from , France's second-largest LPG provider with a 25% market share, which significantly boosted DCC's LPG operations and represented its largest transaction at the time. In 2017, DCC further extended into and by acquiring Shell's LPG business in and , alongside Retail West (rebranded as DCC Propane) in the . These moves, driven by leadership's emphasis on geographic and product diversification, transformed DCC Energy into a multi-energy leader. The healthcare division grew through acquisitions that expanded from UK roots into North America and specialized medical areas. Building on its late-1990s UK entries, DCC pursued further consolidation in the and , with a notable push into the starting in 2018 via the $50 million acquisition of Elite One Source Nutritional Services, its first foray into American health and beauty distribution. This facilitated broader n expansion, including subsequent deals in and medical devices. In , DCC accelerated growth in the and early by targeting IT services and distribution, exemplified by the 2021 acquisition of Almo Corporation for $610 million, its largest deal ever, which more than doubled North American revenues and created a leading pro distributor in the with $1.3 billion in added sales. Earlier, acquisitions like the 2017 purchase of MTR Group bolstered mobile device services. This acquisition-driven approach culminated in substantial commitments, such as the £490 million allocated in the year ended March 2024 for 17 bolt-on businesses, primarily enhancing and technology capabilities through targeted enhancements rather than transformative mergers.

Strategic shifts and recent events

In November 2024, DCC plc announced a strategic review aimed at simplifying its operations by concentrating on the sector, divesting non-core businesses, and unlocking through potential sales or demergers. This shift was driven by the recognition of strong growth opportunities in and management services, while addressing underperformance in other divisions amid market challenges. The plan outlined a phased approach, including the preparation for selling DCC Healthcare and evaluating options for DCC Technology within 24 months. As part of this strategy, announced the sale of its Healthcare division to Investindustrial in April 2025 for an enterprise value of £1.05 billion, which was completed on 10 2025, exiting non-core healthcare operations to streamline the . The transaction, which closed in the third quarter of 2025, allowed DCC to return approximately £800 million to shareholders via a special and share buyback program. This marked a pivotal step in the company's refocus, reducing diversification but enhancing alignment with high-growth energy activities. DCC is also conducting an ongoing strategic review of its division, with options including a potential or , as part of a broader plan to effect a three-way split of the group into separate -focused entities. This evaluation, expected to conclude within the next 18-24 months from the 2024 announcement, aims to maximize value from 's IT services while allowing the core business to pursue independent expansion. On 3 November 2025, DCC completed the of its division's Info Tech business in the UK and to AURELIUS for an enterprise value of approximately £100 million, furthering the divestment of non-core assets. In its half-year results announced on November 11, 2025, for the six months ended September 30, 2025, reported a 7.1% decline in to £7.4 billion and a 5.4% drop in adjusted operating profit to £207 million, primarily due to lower volumes and price . Despite these headwinds, the company maintained its full-year outlook for profit growth, supported by cost efficiencies and the advancing strategic simplification. Complementing these structural changes, has emphasized decarbonization since launching an updated strategy in May 2022, which prioritizes growth in low-carbon solutions alongside traditional fuel distribution. By the ended March 31, 2023, renewables and other non-fossil fuel activities had grown to contribute 28% of DCC Energy's operating profits, up from 22% the prior year, reflecting accelerated investments in services. This progress aligns with broader net-zero targets by 2050, including Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions reductions.

Business divisions

DCC Energy

DCC Energy is a customer-focused energy business specializing in the , , and of fuels, (LPG), and solutions across and . As the largest division within DCC plc, it provides secure, cleaner, and competitive multi- solutions to support the transition to lower-carbon alternatives. Following the November 2024 divestment of the healthcare division, DCC Energy has become the primary strategic focus of the group. Key subsidiaries include Certas Energy, which handles fuel distribution in the UK and ; Flogas Britain, focused on LPG supply in the UK; Butagaz, a major LPG provider in ; and operations in through Qstar for fuels and Flowgas for LPG. These entities enable localized expertise and in core regions. The product portfolio encompasses traditional fuels such as and , alongside LPG for heating and industrial applications, (EV) charging infrastructure, and biofuels including (HVO) and bio-propane. There is a strategic shift toward , with offerings expanded to include , renewable power purchase agreements, solar photovoltaic systems, and services like heat pumps. DCC Energy serves approximately 10 million residential, commercial, industrial, and transport customers annually, holding market-leading positions in 12 countries across its operational footprint. The division emphasizes decarbonization efforts, achieving 28% of operating profit from renewables and services by 2023, while reducing the carbon intensity of sold energy to support net-zero goals by 2050. In FY2024, it contributed approximately 71% of group revenues, generating £14.2 billion out of the total £19.9 billion.

DCC Healthcare

DCC Healthcare was DCC plc's division dedicated to the sales, marketing, and distribution of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and related healthcare products, serving hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies across and . The division operated through established networks in Ireland, the , (including direct sales in and ), and the , supplying products to procurement organizations in over 120 countries. The division's core product focus encompassed single-use devices, diagnostics, and consumables, such as those for wound care, , procedure packs, critical care (including anaesthesia), and minimally invasive procedures. Operations were bolstered by key platforms like DCC Vital, which handled medical devices and consumables in the UK and , and international entities like Medi-Globe Technologies, acquired in 2022 to enhance capabilities in single-use devices for diagnostic and therapeutic applications. Growth during the was achieved through targeted acquisitions, including expansions in in 2012 and the first market entry via a 2018 acquisition, enabling a shift toward specialized, high-margin segments. In April 2025, DCC plc agreed to divest the division to Investindustrial, a , for £1.05 billion (including £130 million in deferred consideration), following a strategic initiated in November 2024; the transaction completed in the third quarter of 2025, marking the end of DCC Healthcare as part of the group by mid-2025. Prior to the sale, it contributed approximately 13% of DCC's group adjusted operating profit for the year ended 31 March 2024 (£88.1 million out of a group total of around £677 million), while maintaining rigorous for its medical products, aligned with standards such as the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). The supported DCC's broader efforts to simplify its operational structure.

DCC Technology

DCC Technology is the technology distribution and services arm of DCC plc, specializing in the sales, marketing, and technical support of a wide range of technology products, including hardware, software, and integrated IT solutions, primarily serving resellers, retailers, and direct end-users across global markets. The division acts as a key enabler between over 2,700 global technology brands and more than 35,000 customers, providing value-added services such as logistics, supply chain management, managed services, training, and digital solutions to facilitate efficient distribution and implementation. With operations spanning 19 countries and approximately 4,800 employees, it emphasizes professional audio-visual (AV) equipment, IT hardware, consumer electronics, and lifestyle technology products, supporting the digital needs of businesses through tailored support and innovation. Key subsidiaries within DCC Technology include Almo Corporation, a leading U.S.-based distributor of professional AV and IT products; Exertis North America, which integrates AV and music distribution entities like American Music & Sound; and remaining elements of Exertis in for IT wholesale, following partial divestments. The division serves diverse market segments, including small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), large enterprises, and organizations, by distributing products from major partners such as for printing and computing solutions, for software and cloud services, and for networking and collaboration tools. Services extend to managed print solutions, cloud integration, and offerings, helping clients optimize and adopt emerging technologies. Growth in DCC Technology has been driven by strategic acquisitions and a focus on high-value services, notably the 2021 acquisition of Almo Corporation, which doubled the division's North American footprint and strengthened its position in professional distribution. Subsequent integrations, such as the April 2024 acquisition of MDM Commercial Inc. for and healthcare AV equipment, alongside investments in digital development and operational efficiencies, have enhanced its capabilities in services, including cloud and managed IT solutions for resellers and end-users. As of November 2025, Technology is undergoing a strategic review initiated in November 2024 as part of the group's simplification plan to focus on core energy operations, with ongoing divestments including the sale of its Info Tech business in the UK and to for an enterprise value of £100 million, completed on 3 November 2025. intends to reach agreement for the sale of its remaining Technology business by the end of 2026. For the fiscal year ended 31 March 2025, the division contributed £4.6 billion in revenue, representing approximately 26% of the group's total revenues of £18.0 billion, though this figure reflects pre-divestment scale. In the first half of fiscal 2026 (ended 30 September 2025), revenues stood at £1.3 billion, down 2.7% year-over-year amid market challenges and restructuring.

Corporate information

Financial performance

In the financial year ended 31 March 2025, DCC plc reported revenues of £18.0 billion from continuing operations, a 4.5% decline from £18.9 billion in FY2024, primarily due to lower energy prices and the classification of discontinued operations. Adjusted operating profit increased by 2.9% to £617.5 million, driven by strong performance in the Energy division, while adjusted profit after tax was £221.2 million. These results reflected the company's resilience amid market volatility, with free cash flow conversion at 100% supporting ongoing investments. For the six months ended 30 September 2025, experienced declines in both revenue and , attributed to price volatility and strong prior-year comparatives. Adjusted operating fell 5.4% to £207 million from £219 million, with pretax dropping sharply to £19.9 million. Despite these challenges, reaffirmed its full-year outlook for growth in adjusted operating , emphasizing strategic progress in its core business. Prior to the full divestment of non-core businesses, revenue in the year ended 31 2025 from continuing operations was distributed as follows: DCC Energy contributed approximately 74% (£13.4 billion), and DCC Technology 26% (£4.6 billion), with DCC Healthcare treated as discontinued operations. Key financial metrics included a (ROCE) of 15.3% (excluding ), up from 14.3% in FY2024, reflecting efficient utilization. Net , including liabilities, was £1.15 billion at year-end. DCC maintains a progressive , with total payouts for 2025 amounting to 206.40 pence per share, a 5% increase from 196.57 pence in FY2024, covered 2.3 times by adjusted earnings. The completion of the Healthcare divestment on 10 September 2025, sold for an enterprise value of approximately £1.05 billion (net proceeds £945 million), reduced net debt levels and supported investments in the , aligning with the company's strategic focus on core operations. This transaction, combined with the sale of parts of the —including the completion of the sale of the Tech business to AURELIUS on 3 November 2025 for approximately £100 million—positions DCC to strengthen its balance sheet while returning up to £800 million to shareholders through buybacks and special dividends.

Sustainability initiatives

DCC plc has committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3 by 2050 or sooner, with an interim target of reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 50% by 2030 relative to a 2019 baseline; by the end of fiscal year 2025, the company had achieved a 48% reduction in these emissions, with total Scope 1 and 2 emissions decreasing 4.4% to 65 ktCO2e. This framework supports the company's broader strategy, emphasizing decarbonization of operations and the products sold to customers. Key programs within DCC Energy include the expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure through Certas Energy, which operates 505 EV chargers across its network and has partnered with entities like ENGIE Solutions to deploy fast chargers at motorway sites in and Recharge for hubs in , such as the award-winning Able Mandal site recognized as a top global EV hub in 2024. Biofuel adoption has advanced with increased distribution of (HVO), contributing to a biogenic content of 7.2% in energy sold during 2025, while Flogas operations target 50% growth in (LPG) volumes by 2030, incorporating renewable liquid gases like renewable dimethyl ether (rDME) through new blending facilities in and a with SHV Energy for sustainable gas opportunities. The company's ESG reporting is conducted through annual sustainability reports aligned with (GRI) standards and (SASB) indices, including double materiality assessments; in fiscal year 2025, 35% of DCC Energy's EBITA derived from low-carbon solutions and services, up from prior years, reflecting progress in integrating sustainability into business performance. On the social front, DCC plc pursues targets, achieving 40% female representation on its by May 2023 and maintaining 36% female employees globally, supported by policies to build diverse pipelines and foster through employee resource groups. Community engagement involves initiatives to enhance local energy access, such as environmental and societal projects aiding management in off-grid areas, while ethics are upheld via the Supply Chain Integrity Policy, annual Modern Slavery Statements, and compliance training for over 7,900 employees, with no reported breaches in 2024. Following strategic refocusing on in late 2024, sustainability efforts have intensified with investments in , including the acquisition of Acteam ENR in for photovoltaic project development and the installation of 150 MWp of solar systems across operations.

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