tyman plc said thursday that its 2022 pretax profit slipped slightly on lower sales volumes a restructuring charge and marginally higher net finance costs though revenue rose 13 the uk supplier of engineered components to the door and window industry said pretax profit slipped to 614 million pounds 738 million from gbp640 million a year prior on an adjusted basis however pretax profit rose to gbp858 million from gbp815 million reaching the upper end of managements expectations revenue rose to gbp7155 million from gbp6357 million reflecting successful pricing actions and share gains though partially offset by lower market volumes including the exit from russia in 2023 pricing carryover selfhelp measures and benefits from strategic initiatives are expected to partially mitigate lower volumes and ongoing cost inflation as we navigate the nearterm economic challenges chief executive jo hallas said the board declared a final dividend of 95 pence a share bringing the total for the year up to 137 pence from 129 pence in 2021