Graymont Group's first quarter of 2026 closed with continued growth across all operating subsidiaries. The internal operating review, completed in late April and circulated to the group's senior management team, shows each business on or ahead of its planning trajectory and confirms the broader direction set out in the 2025 year-end review.
Graymont Autos closed Q1 2026 with 14 new corporate vehicle deliveries against a planning target of 12, taking the active fleet to 47 units across the year-to-date. Median procurement cycle held at 39 days, in line with the firm's operational target band. The pipeline of corporate fleet enquiries for Q2 stands at the highest level the firm has recorded, reflecting both deepening relationships with existing clients and inbound from referrals.
Graymont Logistics ended Q1 with 1,142 tonnes moved across 13 active routes, an 18% increase on Q1 2025 on the tonnage measure and a meaningful expansion in route count. On-time delivery rate held at 92%, marginally above the firm's annual target of 90%, and the third bonded warehouse facility commissioned in early 2025 has now reached an occupancy level that justifies the capacity addition decision in retrospect.
Graymont Technologies closed Q1 with the engineering team at 13 (up from 11 at the end of 2025) following the targeted senior hires the team has been making against the managed services build-out announced in late 2025. Managed endpoints under coverage stand at 167, up 18% from year-end 2025, and the team's managed detection and response engagement count has continued the growth trajectory that started in 2024.
Graymont Energy commissioned three new commercial solar installations in Q1 totalling 720kW of additional capacity, taking the active portfolio installed capacity above 3.9 MW. The 400kW installation completed in January 2026 has now generated three full months of performance data, and the modelled and actual generation are tracking within 2% of each other, a level of agreement that the team treats as confirmation of its audit and design methodology.
Graymont Properties held occupancy at 88% across the managed portfolio with the addition of the two East Legon units commissioned in February. Average lease tenure across new lettings during Q1 came in at 4.1 years, reflecting the firm's positioning toward long-form tenants rather than shorter-term occupancy. Portfolio NAV is up modestly from year-end 2025 reflecting both the new unit additions and the marked-to-market revaluation across the existing portfolio.
Graymont Strategic Advisory closed Q1 with 16 active mandates, up from 13 at year-end 2025, with most of the growth coming from the West Africa expansion that the firm announced in March. The mandate composition is now meaningfully more diversified across markets, with active engagements in Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, and Nigeria. The repeat engagement rate continues to track above 65%, in line with the firm's target.