Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC (AIM:LST, FRA:9FD), the technology and manufacturing business, said it had secured orders and projects worth between £1.28 million and £1.66 million in its passive fire protection division since a key acquisition in April.
The figure follows the company's purchase of RLUK Injection Ltd, owner of the patented Injectaclad fire-resistant barrier system, on 14 April 2026.
Passive fire protection refers to building materials designed to contain or slow the spread of fire.
The group said it had two installation projects in progress with a combined value of around £390,000 to £775,000, depending on the extent of remediation required.
Material supply orders have built up in parallel.
The company secured its first post-acquisition Injectaclad supply contract, worth about £410,000, for a residential remediation project in May.
It has since added further supply orders worth around £475,000 from approved contractors within the Injectaclad network.
Delivery of materials for a previously announced project in Hull has run ahead of schedule, with the balance of the £410,000 order now expected during June rather than over the original 19-week programme.
Total Injectaclad supply orders since the acquisition now amount to around £885,000.
The company said the acquisition had created a vertically integrated business combining installation services with material supply through a network of quality-accredited contractors.
It added that projects continued to progress through the Building Safety Regulator approval process.
Chief executive Simon Deacon said the growth in installation activity demonstrated the strength of the core business, while the supply orders validated the rationale for the deal.
He said securing around £885,000 of material supply orders within the first few months of ownership offered encouraging evidence that the strategy was gaining traction.
Deacon said the company remained focused on supporting its installer network and building a scalable, higher-margin business within the division.