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Holding(s) in Company

Howden Joinery Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['PineStone Asset Management Inc.', '4.965000', '5.026000']
HWDN logo HWDN

Holding(s) in Company

Howden Joinery Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['PineStone Asset Management Inc.', '5.026000', '4.991000']
BKG logo BKG

Director/PDMR Shareholding

The Berkeley Group Holdings plc

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares
LST logo LST

Holding(s) in Company

Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

TR1 Buy
['Beaumont-Dark Family Office', '15.11', 0]
ABDP logo ABDP

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Ab Dynamics

Sale and immediate re<mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares within ISA. Transaction by PDMR under article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation.
VANQ logo VANQ

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Vanquis Banking Group PLC

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of Partnership Shares under the Vanquis Banking Group plc Buy As You Earn Share Incentive Plan
MTO logo MTO

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Mitie Group PLC

<mark style="background-coloryellow">PURCHASE</mark> OF PARTNERSHIP SHARES UNDER THE MITIE GROUP PLC SHARE INCENTIVE PLAN
INOV logo INOV

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Schroders Capital Global Innovation Trust plc - INOV

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of shares
FEML logo FEML

Holding(s) in Company

Fidelity Emerging Markets Ord

TR1 Buy
['City of London Investment Management Company Limited', '37.950000', '38.590000']
IPF logo IPF

Holding(s) in Company

International Personal Finance PLC

TR1 Buy
['Barclays PLC', '6.400000', '6.310000']
RDT logo RDT

Holding(s) in Company

Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['CANACCORD GENUITY GROUP INC', '11.1694', '16.1809']
ROSE logo ROSE

Holding(s) in Company

Rosebank Industries PLC

TR1 Buy
['Artemis Investment Management LLP', '10.94127', '11.04389']
RDT logo RDT

Holding(s) in Company

Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['Octopus Investments Limited', '8.950000', '12.960000']
IPF logo IPF

Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

RDT logo RDT

Holding(s) in Company

Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['First Equity Limited', '17.539861', '14.434885']
LST logo LST

Holding(s) in Company

Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

TR1 Buy
['Dowgate Group Limited', '14.850000', '13.890000']
DOTD logo DOTD

Holding(s) in Company

Dotdigital Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['Liontrust Investment Partners LLP', '11.595000', '12.873000']
IPF logo IPF

Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

ROR logo ROR

Share buyback programme

Rotork PLC

Rotork PLC announces the fifth tranche of its £50 million share buyback programme, running from April 15 to May 15, 2026, with a maximum spend of £10 million. Purchases will be executed by J.P. Morgan Securities plc on the London Stock Exchange and CBOE Europe, adhering to regulatory guidelines and the companys 2025 Authority. Any shares bought will be cancelled, and the company remains committed to its Growth+ strategy and strategic investments.
BuyBack
WCAT logo WCAT

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Wildcat Petroleum Plc

Sale of shares and <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares into ISA
CLI logo CLI

Director/PDMR Shareholding

CLS Holdings plc

The Company announces that it was notified on 13 April 2026 that Fredrik Widlund, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company (the "Participant"), acquired ordinary shares of 2.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") on 13 April 2026 under the Partnership Shares element of the CLS Holdings plc Share Incentive Plan. The Participant was awarded one Matching Share for each Partnership Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark>d.
UU. logo UU.

Director/PDMR Shareholding

UU.

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of shares within the Share Incentive Plan
JDW logo JDW

Director/PDMR Shareholding

J D Wetherspoon PLC

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of shares under partnership share scheme
IPF logo IPF

Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

CCEP logo CCEP

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC

Acquisition of 5.345700 Ordinary Shares pursuant to the Employee Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> Plan
YNGA logo YNGA

Holding(s) in Company

Young & Co’S Brewery A

TR1 Buy
['FitzWalter Capital Limited', '16.006911', '15.349468']
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SELP JV PRICES €500 MILLION 3.875% UNSECURED BONDS

Segro Plc

SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
JV
BOW logo BOW

Final Results

Bow Street Group plc

Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.631.3-14.5%
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)3.62.1-41.7%
Impairment Charge (£m)1.97.3+284.2%
Operating Loss/Profit (£m)0.4-0.5N/A
Net Cash Balance (£m)3.311.1+236.4%
Debt (Property Lease Liabilities, £m)28.926.9-6.9%
### Explanation: 1. **Revenue**: Decreased by 14.5% from £36.6m in 2024 to £31.3m in 2025, primarily due to the restructuring of the Group's estate and challenging trading conditions. 2. **Adjusted EBITDA**: Fell by 41.7% from £3.6m to £2.1m, reflecting the impact of reduced revenue and increased costs. 3. **Impairment Charge**: Increased significantly from £1.9m to £7.3m, following a review of right-of-use assets and property, plant, and equipment. 4. **Operating Loss/Profit**: Switched from a profit of £0.4m in 2024 to a loss of £0.5m in 2025, due to higher impairment charges and operational challenges. 5. **Net Cash Balance**: Improved substantially from £3.3m to £11.1m, primarily due to the £10.1m fundraise in September 2025. 6. **Debt (Property Lease Liabilities)**: Decreased slightly from £28.9m to £26.9m, indicating a reduction in lease-related obligations.
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Preliminary results for the year ended 31 Jan 2026

Saga plc

**Summary**
Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include
**Revenue Growth** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million.
**Profitability** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million.
**Debt Reduction** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x.
**Strategic Progress** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed.
The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership.
Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
MetricYear Ended 31 Jan 2026Year Ended 31 Jan 2025Change
Underlying Revenue (£m)654.6588.611%
Revenue (£m)660.0588.312%
Trading EBITDA (£m)134.9116.016%
Net finance costs (£m)(43.1)(26.7)(61%)
Underlying Profit Before Tax (£m)44.237.219%
Profit/(loss) before tax (£m)2.1(160.2)101%
Available Operating Cash Flow (£m)205.9109.688%
Net Debt (£m)499.5592.816%
Leverage Ratio (x)3.74.40.7x
### Key Observations: - **Revenue Growth**: Underlying Revenue and Revenue both increased by 11% and 12%, respectively, driven by strength across Travel and Insurance. - **Profitability**: Underlying Profit Before Tax increased by 19%, while the reported profit before tax swung from a loss of £160.2m to a profit of £2.1m. - **Cash Flow**: Available Operating Cash Flow nearly doubled, reflecting strong operational performance. - **Debt Reduction**: Net Debt decreased by 16%, and the Leverage Ratio improved from 4.4x to 3.7x, indicating a stronger financial position.
HVO logo HVO

Final Results 2025

hVIVO plc

**Summary**
hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year in an HTML table format:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£ million)62.746.8-25.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ million)16.41.4-91.5%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%)26.23.0-88.5%
Basic adjusted earnings per share (p)1.69(0.41)-124.3%
Cash (£ million)44.214.3-67.7%
Weighted contracted orderbook (£ million)43.530.0-31.0%
Debt (Lease liabilities, £ million)10.412.318.3%
**Notes:** * The table compares key financial metrics and debt levels between 2024 and 2025. * Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, and Basic adjusted earnings per share all decreased significantly from 2024 to 2025. * Cash decreased by 67.7% from 2024 to 2025, while the weighted contracted orderbook decreased by 31.0%. * Debt, represented by lease liabilities, increased by 18.3% from 2024 to 2025. This table provides a concise overview of the year-on-year changes in financials and debt for the company.
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Update re LBR Offer for Vantage

Metals One PLC

Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
Offers
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Results for the full year ended 31 December 2025

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include
**Material Disposals**Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity.
**Post-Year-End Settlement**Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns.
**Compulsory Redemption**Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026.
**Net Asset Value (NAV)**NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions.
**Portfolio Simplification**Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return.
**Arqiva and Elio Performance**Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth.
**Valuation Adjustments**Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions.
**Liquidity Position**Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns.
**Future Focus**Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders.
The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue£696.2 million£732.3 million5%
EBITDA£333.1 million£316.8 million-5%
EBITDA Margin48%43%-5%
Net Asset Value (NAV)£297.3 million£80.2 million-73%
NAV per Share (pence)34.49.3-73%
Total Debt (RCF)£53.3 million£0 million-100%
Net Debt/EBITDA0.16x-0.24xN/A
Cash and Cash Equivalents£12.1 million£0.6 million-95%
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased by 5% year-on-year, primarily driven by inflation indexation and contracted metering programs in Arqiva. - **EBITDA Decline:** EBITDA decreased by 5%, reflecting ongoing margin pressure in Arqiva's DTT capacity business and a shift towards lower-margin utilities activities. - **NAV Reduction:** Net Asset Value (NAV) significantly decreased by 73% due to a substantial write-down of the Arqiva investment and other valuation adjustments. - **Debt Repayment:** The Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) was fully repaid and canceled, resulting in a net cash position in 2025. - **Cash Position:** Cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly, primarily due to debt repayment and asset disposals. This table provides a concise comparison of key financial metrics and debt position between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the significant changes and trends in Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC's financials.
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FY 2025 Results

ASA International Group PLC

**Summary**
ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio.
Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million.
Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure.
Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
Financial MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Net Profit (USDm)56.528.598%
Underlying Net Profit (USDm)57.229.494%
Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio (USDm)611.0458.633%
Total Equity (USDm)161.896.568%
Total Funding (USDm)710.9499.342%
Number of Clients (m)2.82.510%
PAR >30 days (%)1.8%2.2%(0.4ppt)
Cost-Income Ratio (%)56.8%61.4%(4.6ppt)
Net Interest Margin (%)39.3%35.2%4.1ppt
Return on Average Equity (%)43.8%33.0%10.8ppt
**Year-on-Year Comparison of Debt:** - **Interest-Bearing Debt (USDm):** Increased from 312.7 in FY 2024 to 412.7 in FY 2025, a 32% rise, primarily due to increased borrowing at the operating subsidiary level, especially in Pakistan, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. - **Net Debt (USDm):** Decreased from 62.9 in FY 2024 to 45.2 in FY 2025, attributed to improved cash balances from higher dividend amounts received from operating subsidiaries. - **Debt Covenants:** As of 31 December 2025, USD 5.4m of credit lines had breached covenants, with waivers received for USD 4.1m, and discussions ongoing for the remaining USD 1.3m. This table and the debt comparison highlight the significant improvements in profitability, equity, and funding, alongside a reduction in net debt, indicating a stronger financial position for ASA International Group PLC in FY 2025 compared to FY 2024.
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Final results for the year ended 31 December 2025

Petards Group plc

**Summary**
Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million.
**Operational Growth** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026.
**Strategic Developments** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme.
**Outlook** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Total Revenues (£ million)12.014.9+24%
Gross Profit Margin (%)45.349.7+4.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ thousand)4101,002+144%
Operating Loss (£ thousand)(774)(435)+44%
Loss After Tax (£ thousand)(1,127)(406)+64%
Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities (£ thousand)1941,384+613%
Net Debt (£ thousand)1,5351,339-13%
Order Book (£ million)7.19.2+30%
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Made Tech awarded £19m contract with the GDS

Made Tech Group PLC

Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
NewContract
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Final Results, AGM Notice & Electronic Comms

M Winkworth PLC

**Summary**
M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt.
**Dividends** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share.
**Network Growth** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million.
**Operational Highlights** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation.
**Strategic Expansion** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds.
**Outlook** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors.
**Corporate Governance** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents.
Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
Year-on-Year Financial and Debt Comparison (M Winkworth Plc)
Metric2024 (£'000)2025 (£'000)Change (£'000)Change (%)
Revenue10,79410,736-58-0.5%
Profit Before Taxation2,3642,108-256-10.8%
Cash Balance (Year-End)4,0853,904-181-4.4%
Debt0000%
Dividends per Share (p)12.313.20.97.3%
Franchise Network Revenue (£'000)64,70068,7004,0006.2%
Network Sales Revenue (£'000)32,70035,8003,1009.5%
Network Lettings Revenue (£'000)32,00032,9009002.8%
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Q3 2025/26 Trading Update

Rank Group PLC

Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
MetricQ3 2025/26 (£m)Q3 2025/26 YoY ChangeYTD 2025/26 (£m)YTD YoY Change
Grosvenor Venues LFL NGR95.05%299.06%
Digital LFL NGR60.94%184.66%
Mecca Venues LFL NGR37.85%107.65%
Enracha Venues LFL NGR11.79%34.07%
Group LFL NGR205.45%625.26%

Note: The provided text does not contain specific debt figures for comparison. The table above focuses on Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) growth year-on-year as per the available data.

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Q1 Trading Update

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026Change
Revenue GrowthN/A+22%+22%
Performance vs BudgetN/A+9%+9%
EBITDA-£700,000Positive+£700,000
Cash Flow PositionNegativeExpected Positive from Q2 2026Improvement
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AGM and Q1 2026 Trading Update

Hunting PLC

Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
MetricQ1 202631 December 2025Change
Group EBITDA ($ million)23.2N/A (Full Year 2025: $145-$155 million guidance)N/A
EBITDA Margin (%)10%N/AN/A
Total Cash and Bank / (Borrowings) ($ million)8.362.9-54.6 (-86.8%)
Sales Order Book ($ million)428.8 (as of 14 April 2026)358.070.8 (+19.8%)
Non-Energy Sales Order Book ($ million)95.6 (as of 31 March 2026)98.6-3.0 (-3.0%)
**Notes:** * The table compares available financial data from Q1 2026 with the latest available data from 2025 (31 December 2025). * Full-year 2025 EBITDA guidance is provided for context, but no direct comparison is made as Q1 2026 is only one quarter. * The change in total cash and bank / (borrowings) is significant due to working capital investment and share buyback program. * Sales order book and non-energy sales order book show growth and slight decline, respectively, year-on-year.
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Half Year Trading Update

Hollywood Bowl Group PLC

Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
MetricH1 FY2025H1 FY2026Change
Total Revenue£129.2m£141.5m+9.5%
UK Revenue£108.2m£118.4m+9.4%
Canada Revenue (constant currency)CAD 38.0m (£20.6m)CAD 42.9m (£23.2m)+12.8%
Like-for-Like (LFL) Revenue GrowthN/A+1.9%N/A
UK LFL Revenue GrowthN/A+2.6%N/A
Canada LFL Revenue Growth (constant currency)N/A+0.5%N/A
Net Cash PositionN/A£26.0mN/A
Undrawn Revolving Credit FacilityN/A£25mN/A
Capital Expenditure (Capex)N/A£8.6mN/A
**Note:** Previous year figures for Net Cash Position, Undrawn Revolving Credit Facility, and Capex were not provided in the text, so they are marked as "N/A". The table compares available financials and debt-related metrics year-on-year.
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Rotork PLC

Rotork PLC announces the fifth tranche of its £50 million share buyback programme, running from April 15 to May 15, 2026, with a maximum spend of £10 million. Purchases will be executed by J.P. Morgan Securities plc on the London Stock Exchange and CBOE Europe, adhering to regulatory guidelines and the companys 2025 Authority. Any shares bought will be cancelled, and the company remains committed to its Growth+ strategy and strategic investments.
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The Berkeley Group Holdings plc

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Ab Dynamics

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Vanquis Banking Group PLC

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Mitie Group PLC

<mark style="background-coloryellow">PURCHASE</mark> OF PARTNERSHIP SHARES UNDER THE MITIE GROUP PLC SHARE INCENTIVE PLAN
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Wildcat Petroleum Plc

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CLS Holdings plc

The Company announces that it was notified on 13 April 2026 that Fredrik Widlund, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company (the "Participant"), acquired ordinary shares of 2.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") on 13 April 2026 under the Partnership Shares element of the CLS Holdings plc Share Incentive Plan. The Participant was awarded one Matching Share for each Partnership Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark>d.
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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC

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SELP JV PRICES €500 MILLION 3.875% UNSECURED BONDS

Segro Plc

SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
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Made Tech awarded £19m contract with the GDS

Made Tech Group PLC

Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
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Metals One PLC

Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
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Final Results

Bow Street Group plc

Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.631.3-14.5%
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)3.62.1-41.7%
Impairment Charge (£m)1.97.3+284.2%
Operating Loss/Profit (£m)0.4-0.5N/A
Net Cash Balance (£m)3.311.1+236.4%
Debt (Property Lease Liabilities, £m)28.926.9-6.9%
### Explanation: 1. **Revenue**: Decreased by 14.5% from £36.6m in 2024 to £31.3m in 2025, primarily due to the restructuring of the Group's estate and challenging trading conditions. 2. **Adjusted EBITDA**: Fell by 41.7% from £3.6m to £2.1m, reflecting the impact of reduced revenue and increased costs. 3. **Impairment Charge**: Increased significantly from £1.9m to £7.3m, following a review of right-of-use assets and property, plant, and equipment. 4. **Operating Loss/Profit**: Switched from a profit of £0.4m in 2024 to a loss of £0.5m in 2025, due to higher impairment charges and operational challenges. 5. **Net Cash Balance**: Improved substantially from £3.3m to £11.1m, primarily due to the £10.1m fundraise in September 2025. 6. **Debt (Property Lease Liabilities)**: Decreased slightly from £28.9m to £26.9m, indicating a reduction in lease-related obligations.
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Preliminary results for the year ended 31 Jan 2026

Saga plc

**Summary**
Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include
**Revenue Growth** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million.
**Profitability** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million.
**Debt Reduction** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x.
**Strategic Progress** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed.
The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership.
Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
MetricYear Ended 31 Jan 2026Year Ended 31 Jan 2025Change
Underlying Revenue (£m)654.6588.611%
Revenue (£m)660.0588.312%
Trading EBITDA (£m)134.9116.016%
Net finance costs (£m)(43.1)(26.7)(61%)
Underlying Profit Before Tax (£m)44.237.219%
Profit/(loss) before tax (£m)2.1(160.2)101%
Available Operating Cash Flow (£m)205.9109.688%
Net Debt (£m)499.5592.816%
Leverage Ratio (x)3.74.40.7x
### Key Observations: - **Revenue Growth**: Underlying Revenue and Revenue both increased by 11% and 12%, respectively, driven by strength across Travel and Insurance. - **Profitability**: Underlying Profit Before Tax increased by 19%, while the reported profit before tax swung from a loss of £160.2m to a profit of £2.1m. - **Cash Flow**: Available Operating Cash Flow nearly doubled, reflecting strong operational performance. - **Debt Reduction**: Net Debt decreased by 16%, and the Leverage Ratio improved from 4.4x to 3.7x, indicating a stronger financial position.
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Final Results 2025

hVIVO plc

**Summary**
hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year in an HTML table format:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£ million)62.746.8-25.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ million)16.41.4-91.5%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%)26.23.0-88.5%
Basic adjusted earnings per share (p)1.69(0.41)-124.3%
Cash (£ million)44.214.3-67.7%
Weighted contracted orderbook (£ million)43.530.0-31.0%
Debt (Lease liabilities, £ million)10.412.318.3%
**Notes:** * The table compares key financial metrics and debt levels between 2024 and 2025. * Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, and Basic adjusted earnings per share all decreased significantly from 2024 to 2025. * Cash decreased by 67.7% from 2024 to 2025, while the weighted contracted orderbook decreased by 31.0%. * Debt, represented by lease liabilities, increased by 18.3% from 2024 to 2025. This table provides a concise overview of the year-on-year changes in financials and debt for the company.
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Results for the full year ended 31 December 2025

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include
**Material Disposals**Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity.
**Post-Year-End Settlement**Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns.
**Compulsory Redemption**Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026.
**Net Asset Value (NAV)**NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions.
**Portfolio Simplification**Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return.
**Arqiva and Elio Performance**Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth.
**Valuation Adjustments**Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions.
**Liquidity Position**Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns.
**Future Focus**Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders.
The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue£696.2 million£732.3 million5%
EBITDA£333.1 million£316.8 million-5%
EBITDA Margin48%43%-5%
Net Asset Value (NAV)£297.3 million£80.2 million-73%
NAV per Share (pence)34.49.3-73%
Total Debt (RCF)£53.3 million£0 million-100%
Net Debt/EBITDA0.16x-0.24xN/A
Cash and Cash Equivalents£12.1 million£0.6 million-95%
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased by 5% year-on-year, primarily driven by inflation indexation and contracted metering programs in Arqiva. - **EBITDA Decline:** EBITDA decreased by 5%, reflecting ongoing margin pressure in Arqiva's DTT capacity business and a shift towards lower-margin utilities activities. - **NAV Reduction:** Net Asset Value (NAV) significantly decreased by 73% due to a substantial write-down of the Arqiva investment and other valuation adjustments. - **Debt Repayment:** The Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) was fully repaid and canceled, resulting in a net cash position in 2025. - **Cash Position:** Cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly, primarily due to debt repayment and asset disposals. This table provides a concise comparison of key financial metrics and debt position between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the significant changes and trends in Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC's financials.
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FY 2025 Results

ASA International Group PLC

**Summary**
ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio.
Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million.
Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure.
Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
Financial MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Net Profit (USDm)56.528.598%
Underlying Net Profit (USDm)57.229.494%
Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio (USDm)611.0458.633%
Total Equity (USDm)161.896.568%
Total Funding (USDm)710.9499.342%
Number of Clients (m)2.82.510%
PAR >30 days (%)1.8%2.2%(0.4ppt)
Cost-Income Ratio (%)56.8%61.4%(4.6ppt)
Net Interest Margin (%)39.3%35.2%4.1ppt
Return on Average Equity (%)43.8%33.0%10.8ppt
**Year-on-Year Comparison of Debt:** - **Interest-Bearing Debt (USDm):** Increased from 312.7 in FY 2024 to 412.7 in FY 2025, a 32% rise, primarily due to increased borrowing at the operating subsidiary level, especially in Pakistan, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. - **Net Debt (USDm):** Decreased from 62.9 in FY 2024 to 45.2 in FY 2025, attributed to improved cash balances from higher dividend amounts received from operating subsidiaries. - **Debt Covenants:** As of 31 December 2025, USD 5.4m of credit lines had breached covenants, with waivers received for USD 4.1m, and discussions ongoing for the remaining USD 1.3m. This table and the debt comparison highlight the significant improvements in profitability, equity, and funding, alongside a reduction in net debt, indicating a stronger financial position for ASA International Group PLC in FY 2025 compared to FY 2024.
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Final results for the year ended 31 December 2025

Petards Group plc

**Summary**
Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million.
**Operational Growth** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026.
**Strategic Developments** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme.
**Outlook** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Total Revenues (£ million)12.014.9+24%
Gross Profit Margin (%)45.349.7+4.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ thousand)4101,002+144%
Operating Loss (£ thousand)(774)(435)+44%
Loss After Tax (£ thousand)(1,127)(406)+64%
Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities (£ thousand)1941,384+613%
Net Debt (£ thousand)1,5351,339-13%
Order Book (£ million)7.19.2+30%
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Final Results, AGM Notice & Electronic Comms

M Winkworth PLC

**Summary**
M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt.
**Dividends** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share.
**Network Growth** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million.
**Operational Highlights** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation.
**Strategic Expansion** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds.
**Outlook** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors.
**Corporate Governance** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents.
Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
Year-on-Year Financial and Debt Comparison (M Winkworth Plc)
Metric2024 (£'000)2025 (£'000)Change (£'000)Change (%)
Revenue10,79410,736-58-0.5%
Profit Before Taxation2,3642,108-256-10.8%
Cash Balance (Year-End)4,0853,904-181-4.4%
Debt0000%
Dividends per Share (p)12.313.20.97.3%
Franchise Network Revenue (£'000)64,70068,7004,0006.2%
Network Sales Revenue (£'000)32,70035,8003,1009.5%
Network Lettings Revenue (£'000)32,00032,9009002.8%
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Howden Joinery Group Plc

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Howden Joinery Group Plc

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Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

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Fidelity Emerging Markets Ord

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Rosebank Industries PLC

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Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

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Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

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Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

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Dotdigital Group Plc

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Q3 2025/26 Trading Update

Rank Group PLC

Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
MetricQ3 2025/26 (£m)Q3 2025/26 YoY ChangeYTD 2025/26 (£m)YTD YoY Change
Grosvenor Venues LFL NGR95.05%299.06%
Digital LFL NGR60.94%184.66%
Mecca Venues LFL NGR37.85%107.65%
Enracha Venues LFL NGR11.79%34.07%
Group LFL NGR205.45%625.26%

Note: The provided text does not contain specific debt figures for comparison. The table above focuses on Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) growth year-on-year as per the available data.

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Q1 Trading Update

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026Change
Revenue GrowthN/A+22%+22%
Performance vs BudgetN/A+9%+9%
EBITDA-£700,000Positive+£700,000
Cash Flow PositionNegativeExpected Positive from Q2 2026Improvement
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AGM and Q1 2026 Trading Update

Hunting PLC

Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
MetricQ1 202631 December 2025Change
Group EBITDA ($ million)23.2N/A (Full Year 2025: $145-$155 million guidance)N/A
EBITDA Margin (%)10%N/AN/A
Total Cash and Bank / (Borrowings) ($ million)8.362.9-54.6 (-86.8%)
Sales Order Book ($ million)428.8 (as of 14 April 2026)358.070.8 (+19.8%)
Non-Energy Sales Order Book ($ million)95.6 (as of 31 March 2026)98.6-3.0 (-3.0%)
**Notes:** * The table compares available financial data from Q1 2026 with the latest available data from 2025 (31 December 2025). * Full-year 2025 EBITDA guidance is provided for context, but no direct comparison is made as Q1 2026 is only one quarter. * The change in total cash and bank / (borrowings) is significant due to working capital investment and share buyback program. * Sales order book and non-energy sales order book show growth and slight decline, respectively, year-on-year.
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Half Year Trading Update

Hollywood Bowl Group PLC

Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
MetricH1 FY2025H1 FY2026Change
Total Revenue£129.2m£141.5m+9.5%
UK Revenue£108.2m£118.4m+9.4%
Canada Revenue (constant currency)CAD 38.0m (£20.6m)CAD 42.9m (£23.2m)+12.8%
Like-for-Like (LFL) Revenue GrowthN/A+1.9%N/A
UK LFL Revenue GrowthN/A+2.6%N/A
Canada LFL Revenue Growth (constant currency)N/A+0.5%N/A
Net Cash PositionN/A£26.0mN/A
Undrawn Revolving Credit FacilityN/A£25mN/A
Capital Expenditure (Capex)N/A£8.6mN/A
**Note:** Previous year figures for Net Cash Position, Undrawn Revolving Credit Facility, and Capex were not provided in the text, so they are marked as "N/A". The table compares available financials and debt-related metrics year-on-year.
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ROR
Rotork PLC
Positive
Rotork PLC announces the fifth tranche of its £50 million share buyback programme, running from April 15 to May 15, 2026, with a maximum spend of £10 million. Purchases will be executed by J.P. Morgan Securities plc on the London Stock Exchange and CBOE Europe, adhering to regulatory guidelines and the companys 2025 Authority. Any shares bought will be cancelled, and the company remains committed to its Growth+ strategy and strategic investments.
Rotork PLC announces the fifth tranche of its £50 million share buyback programme, running from April 15 to May 15, 2026, with a maximum spend of £10 million. Purchases will be executed by J.P. Morgan Securities plc on the London Stock Exchange and CBOE Europe, adhering to regulatory guidelines and the companys 2025 Authority. Any shares bought will be cancelled, and the company remains committed to its Growth+ strategy and strategic investments.
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80 Positive
SGRO
Segro Plc
Positive
SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
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06:01
93 Strong Beat
BOW
Bow Street Group plc
Positive
Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.631.3-14.5%
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)3.62.1-41.7%
Impairment Charge (£m)1.97.3+284.2%
Operating Loss/Profit (£m)0.4-0.5N/A
Net Cash Balance (£m)3.311.1+236.4%
Debt (Property Lease Liabilities, £m)28.926.9-6.9%
### Explanation: 1. **Revenue**: Decreased by 14.5% from £36.6m in 2024 to £31.3m in 2025, primarily due to the restructuring of the Group's estate and challenging trading conditions. 2. **Adjusted EBITDA**: Fell by 41.7% from £3.6m to £2.1m, reflecting the impact of reduced revenue and increased costs. 3. **Impairment Charge**: Increased significantly from £1.9m to £7.3m, following a review of right-of-use assets and property, plant, and equipment. 4. **Operating Loss/Profit**: Switched from a profit of £0.4m in 2024 to a loss of £0.5m in 2025, due to higher impairment charges and operational challenges. 5. **Net Cash Balance**: Improved substantially from £3.3m to £11.1m, primarily due to the £10.1m fundraise in September 2025. 6. **Debt (Property Lease Liabilities)**: Decreased slightly from £28.9m to £26.9m, indicating a reduction in lease-related obligations.
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93 Strong Beat
SAGA
Saga plc
Positive
**Summary:** Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include: - **Revenue Growth:** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million. - **Profitability:** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million. - **Debt Reduction:** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x. - **Strategic Progress:** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed. The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership. Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
**Summary**
Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include
**Revenue Growth** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million.
**Profitability** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million.
**Debt Reduction** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x.
**Strategic Progress** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed.
The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership.
Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
MetricYear Ended 31 Jan 2026Year Ended 31 Jan 2025Change
Underlying Revenue (£m)654.6588.611%
Revenue (£m)660.0588.312%
Trading EBITDA (£m)134.9116.016%
Net finance costs (£m)(43.1)(26.7)(61%)
Underlying Profit Before Tax (£m)44.237.219%
Profit/(loss) before tax (£m)2.1(160.2)101%
Available Operating Cash Flow (£m)205.9109.688%
Net Debt (£m)499.5592.816%
Leverage Ratio (x)3.74.40.7x
### Key Observations: - **Revenue Growth**: Underlying Revenue and Revenue both increased by 11% and 12%, respectively, driven by strength across Travel and Insurance. - **Profitability**: Underlying Profit Before Tax increased by 19%, while the reported profit before tax swung from a loss of £160.2m to a profit of £2.1m. - **Cash Flow**: Available Operating Cash Flow nearly doubled, reflecting strong operational performance. - **Debt Reduction**: Net Debt decreased by 16%, and the Leverage Ratio improved from 4.4x to 3.7x, indicating a stronger financial position.
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93 Strong Beat
HVO
hVIVO plc
Positive
**Summary:** hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
**Summary**
hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year in an HTML table format:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£ million)62.746.8-25.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ million)16.41.4-91.5%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%)26.23.0-88.5%
Basic adjusted earnings per share (p)1.69(0.41)-124.3%
Cash (£ million)44.214.3-67.7%
Weighted contracted orderbook (£ million)43.530.0-31.0%
Debt (Lease liabilities, £ million)10.412.318.3%
**Notes:** * The table compares key financial metrics and debt levels between 2024 and 2025. * Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, and Basic adjusted earnings per share all decreased significantly from 2024 to 2025. * Cash decreased by 67.7% from 2024 to 2025, while the weighted contracted orderbook decreased by 31.0%. * Debt, represented by lease liabilities, increased by 18.3% from 2024 to 2025. This table provides a concise overview of the year-on-year changes in financials and debt for the company.
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80 Positive
MET1
Metals One PLC
Positive
Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
Offers
06:01
93 Strong Beat
DGI9
Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC
Positive
Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include: - **Material Disposals**: Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity. - **Post-Year-End Settlement**: Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns. - **Compulsory Redemption**: Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026. - **Net Asset Value (NAV)**: NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions. - **Portfolio Simplification**: Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return. - **Arqiva and Elio Performance**: Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth. - **Valuation Adjustments**: Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions. - **Liquidity Position**: Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns. - **Future Focus**: Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders. The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include
**Material Disposals**Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity.
**Post-Year-End Settlement**Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns.
**Compulsory Redemption**Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026.
**Net Asset Value (NAV)**NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions.
**Portfolio Simplification**Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return.
**Arqiva and Elio Performance**Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth.
**Valuation Adjustments**Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions.
**Liquidity Position**Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns.
**Future Focus**Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders.
The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue£696.2 million£732.3 million5%
EBITDA£333.1 million£316.8 million-5%
EBITDA Margin48%43%-5%
Net Asset Value (NAV)£297.3 million£80.2 million-73%
NAV per Share (pence)34.49.3-73%
Total Debt (RCF)£53.3 million£0 million-100%
Net Debt/EBITDA0.16x-0.24xN/A
Cash and Cash Equivalents£12.1 million£0.6 million-95%
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased by 5% year-on-year, primarily driven by inflation indexation and contracted metering programs in Arqiva. - **EBITDA Decline:** EBITDA decreased by 5%, reflecting ongoing margin pressure in Arqiva's DTT capacity business and a shift towards lower-margin utilities activities. - **NAV Reduction:** Net Asset Value (NAV) significantly decreased by 73% due to a substantial write-down of the Arqiva investment and other valuation adjustments. - **Debt Repayment:** The Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) was fully repaid and canceled, resulting in a net cash position in 2025. - **Cash Position:** Cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly, primarily due to debt repayment and asset disposals. This table provides a concise comparison of key financial metrics and debt position between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the significant changes and trends in Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC's financials.
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93 Strong Beat
ASAI
ASA International Group PLC
Positive
**Summary:** ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio. Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million. Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure. Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
**Summary**
ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio.
Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million.
Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure.
Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
Financial MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Net Profit (USDm)56.528.598%
Underlying Net Profit (USDm)57.229.494%
Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio (USDm)611.0458.633%
Total Equity (USDm)161.896.568%
Total Funding (USDm)710.9499.342%
Number of Clients (m)2.82.510%
PAR >30 days (%)1.8%2.2%(0.4ppt)
Cost-Income Ratio (%)56.8%61.4%(4.6ppt)
Net Interest Margin (%)39.3%35.2%4.1ppt
Return on Average Equity (%)43.8%33.0%10.8ppt
**Year-on-Year Comparison of Debt:** - **Interest-Bearing Debt (USDm):** Increased from 312.7 in FY 2024 to 412.7 in FY 2025, a 32% rise, primarily due to increased borrowing at the operating subsidiary level, especially in Pakistan, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. - **Net Debt (USDm):** Decreased from 62.9 in FY 2024 to 45.2 in FY 2025, attributed to improved cash balances from higher dividend amounts received from operating subsidiaries. - **Debt Covenants:** As of 31 December 2025, USD 5.4m of credit lines had breached covenants, with waivers received for USD 4.1m, and discussions ongoing for the remaining USD 1.3m. This table and the debt comparison highlight the significant improvements in profitability, equity, and funding, alongside a reduction in net debt, indicating a stronger financial position for ASA International Group PLC in FY 2025 compared to FY 2024.
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93 Strong Beat
PEG
Petards Group plc
Positive
**Summary:** Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include: - **Financial Performance:** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million. - **Operational Growth:** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026. - **Strategic Developments:** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme. - **Outlook:** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
**Summary**
Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million.
**Operational Growth** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026.
**Strategic Developments** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme.
**Outlook** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Total Revenues (£ million)12.014.9+24%
Gross Profit Margin (%)45.349.7+4.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ thousand)4101,002+144%
Operating Loss (£ thousand)(774)(435)+44%
Loss After Tax (£ thousand)(1,127)(406)+64%
Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities (£ thousand)1941,384+613%
Net Debt (£ thousand)1,5351,339-13%
Order Book (£ million)7.19.2+30%
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80 Positive
MTEC
Made Tech Group PLC
Positive
Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
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93 Strong Beat
WINK
M Winkworth PLC
Positive
**Summary:** M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include: - **Financial Performance:** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt. - **Dividends:** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share. - **Network Growth:** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million. - **Operational Highlights:** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation. - **Strategic Expansion:** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds. - **Outlook:** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors. - **Corporate Governance:** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents. Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
**Summary**
M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt.
**Dividends** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share.
**Network Growth** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million.
**Operational Highlights** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation.
**Strategic Expansion** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds.
**Outlook** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors.
**Corporate Governance** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents.
Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
Year-on-Year Financial and Debt Comparison (M Winkworth Plc)
Metric2024 (£'000)2025 (£'000)Change (£'000)Change (%)
Revenue10,79410,736-58-0.5%
Profit Before Taxation2,3642,108-256-10.8%
Cash Balance (Year-End)4,0853,904-181-4.4%
Debt0000%
Dividends per Share (p)12.313.20.97.3%
Franchise Network Revenue (£'000)64,70068,7004,0006.2%
Network Sales Revenue (£'000)32,70035,8003,1009.5%
Network Lettings Revenue (£'000)32,00032,9009002.8%
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Rank Group PLC
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Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
MetricQ3 2025/26 (£m)Q3 2025/26 YoY ChangeYTD 2025/26 (£m)YTD YoY Change
Grosvenor Venues LFL NGR95.05%299.06%
Digital LFL NGR60.94%184.66%
Mecca Venues LFL NGR37.85%107.65%
Enracha Venues LFL NGR11.79%34.07%
Group LFL NGR205.45%625.26%

Note: The provided text does not contain specific debt figures for comparison. The table above focuses on Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) growth year-on-year as per the available data.

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Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC
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Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026Change
Revenue GrowthN/A+22%+22%
Performance vs BudgetN/A+9%+9%
EBITDA-£700,000Positive+£700,000
Cash Flow PositionNegativeExpected Positive from Q2 2026Improvement
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Hunting PLC
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Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
MetricQ1 202631 December 2025Change
Group EBITDA ($ million)23.2N/A (Full Year 2025: $145-$155 million guidance)N/A
EBITDA Margin (%)10%N/AN/A
Total Cash and Bank / (Borrowings) ($ million)8.362.9-54.6 (-86.8%)
Sales Order Book ($ million)428.8 (as of 14 April 2026)358.070.8 (+19.8%)
Non-Energy Sales Order Book ($ million)95.6 (as of 31 March 2026)98.6-3.0 (-3.0%)
**Notes:** * The table compares available financial data from Q1 2026 with the latest available data from 2025 (31 December 2025). * Full-year 2025 EBITDA guidance is provided for context, but no direct comparison is made as Q1 2026 is only one quarter. * The change in total cash and bank / (borrowings) is significant due to working capital investment and share buyback program. * Sales order book and non-energy sales order book show growth and slight decline, respectively, year-on-year.
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Hollywood Bowl Group PLC
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Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
MetricH1 FY2025H1 FY2026Change
Total Revenue£129.2m£141.5m+9.5%
UK Revenue£108.2m£118.4m+9.4%
Canada Revenue (constant currency)CAD 38.0m (£20.6m)CAD 42.9m (£23.2m)+12.8%
Like-for-Like (LFL) Revenue GrowthN/A+1.9%N/A
UK LFL Revenue GrowthN/A+2.6%N/A
Canada LFL Revenue Growth (constant currency)N/A+0.5%N/A
Net Cash PositionN/A£26.0mN/A
Undrawn Revolving Credit FacilityN/A£25mN/A
Capital Expenditure (Capex)N/A£8.6mN/A
**Note:** Previous year figures for Net Cash Position, Undrawn Revolving Credit Facility, and Capex were not provided in the text, so they are marked as "N/A". The table compares available financials and debt-related metrics year-on-year.
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12:10
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
XGDU
XGDU Xtrackers IE Physical Gold …
12:01
Market

Final Terms

SDIC
SDIC SDIC Power Holdings Co Ltd …
12:01
Market

First Quarter 2026 Operating Results

WCAT
WCAT Wildcat Petroleum Plc
12:00
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Sale of shares and <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares into ISA

Sale of shares and <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares into ISA
0UKI
0UKI Bank of Nova Scotia
12:00
Market

Form 8.3 - NCC Group plc

0UKI
0UKI Bank of Nova Scotia
12:00
Market

Form 8.3 - Gamma Communications plc

0UKI
0UKI Bank of Nova Scotia
11:51
Market

Form 8.3 - Beazley PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
11:42
Market

Form 8.3 IQE PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
11:42
Market

Form 8.3 NCC GROUP PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
11:41
Market

Form 8.3 JTC PLC

0Q16
0Q16 Bank of America Corporation
11:35
Market

Notification of Filing of Documents

CLI
CLI CLS Holdings plc
11:33
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

The Company announces that it was notified on 13 April 2026 that Fredrik Widlund, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company (the "Participant"), acquired ordinary shares of 2.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") on 13 April 2026 unde…

The Company announces that it was notified on 13 April 2026 that Fredrik Widlund, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company (the "Participant"), acquired ordinary shares of 2.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") on 13 April 2026 under the Partnership Shares element of the CLS Holdings plc Share Incentive Plan. The Participant was awarded one Matching Share for each Partnership Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark>d.
CCJI
CCJI CC Japan Income and Growth …
11:26
Market

Monthly Factsheet as at 31 March 2026

MSLH
MSLH Marshalls PLC
11:18
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

SEIT
SEIT Sdcl Energy Efficiency Inco…
11:17
Market

TR-1 Notification of Major Holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Jefferies Financial Group Inc', '0.000000', '0.250000']
GENI
GENI Genincode PLC
11:17
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Maven Capital Partners UK LLP', '6.990100', '7.654074']
MSLH
MSLH Marshalls PLC
11:16
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

UU.
UU. UU.
11:14
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Monthly <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares within the Share Incentive Plan

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of shares within the Share Incentive Plan
HTG
HTG Hunting PLC
11:01
Market

Result of AGM

JDW
JDW J D Wetherspoon PLC
10:53
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of shares under partnership share scheme

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of shares under partnership share scheme
LABS
LABS Life Science REIT PLC
10:49
Market

Form 8.3

IPF
IPF International Personal Fina…
10:46
Market

Form 8.3

BATS
BATS British American Tobacco PLC
10:46
Market

AGM Statement

IDOX
IDOX IDOX plc
10:43
Market

Form 8.3

BLND
BLND British Land Company PLC
10:39
Market

Form 8.3

AUGM
AUGM Augmentum Fintech PLC
10:35
Market

Form 8.3

DPA
DPA DP Aircraft I Limited
10:33
Market

Loan Facility

MIG5
MIG5 Maven Income And Growth Vct…
10:31
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

FLTR
FLTR Flutter Entertainment PLC
10:31
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

MAV4
MAV4 Maven Income and Growth VCT…
10:28
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

GRID
GRID Gresham House Energy Storag…
10:23
Market

Notice of Full-Year 2025 Results

WIL
WIL Wilmington PLC
10:22
Market

Save As You Earn Options

MIG3
MIG3 Maven Income And Growth Vct…
10:20
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

MIG1
MIG1 Maven Income And Growth Vct…
10:18
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

OAP3
OAP3 Octopus Apollo VCT PLC
09:36
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

OAP3
OAP3 Octopus Apollo VCT PLC
09:31
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

CWR
CWR Ceres Power Holdings PLC
09:31
Market

Capital markets event

MTLN
MTLN Metlen Energy & Metals PLC
09:31
Market

Notice of AGM

CCEP
CCEP Coca-Cola Europacific Partn…
09:31
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Acquisition of 5.345700 Ordinary Shares pursuant to the Employee Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> Plan

Acquisition of 5.345700 Ordinary Shares pursuant to the Employee Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> Plan
GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
09:29
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: UK Final Terms

REAT
REAT React Group PLC
09:26
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
09:26
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: Final Terms

YNGA
YNGA Young & Co’S Brewery A
09:24
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['FitzWalter Capital Limited', '16.006911', '15.349468']
SFT
SFT Software Circle plc
09:20
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

TIBD
TIBD Halfords Group PLC
09:18
Market

Credit Rating

OFG
OFG Octopus Future Generations …
09:16
Market

Admission of Further Securities to Trading

ESNT
ESNT Essentra PLC
09:07
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of 17,483 shares

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of 17,483 shares
SEC
SEC Strategic Equity Capital Cl…
09:07
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

BEZ
BEZ Beazley plc
09:05
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
09:01
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) - JTC plc

0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
09:00
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) - Senior plc

DOCS
DOCS Dr. Martens PLC
08:51
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

GABI
GABI Project Finance Investments…
08:31
Market

Notice of Annual General Meeting

ONWD
ONWD Onward Opportunities Ltd
08:30
Market

Result of AGM

GAMA
GAMA Gamma Communications PLC
08:13
Market

Form 8.3

AMGO
AMGO Amigo Holdings PLC
08:10
Market

Standard form for notification of major holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Stellar Mercator Pte Ltd', '4.790000', '5.350000']
APTD
APTD Aptitude Software Group PLC
08:07
Market

Form 8.3

SDR
SDR Schroders PLC
08:06
Market

Form 8.3

HWDN
HWDN Howden Joinery Group Plc
08:01
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

0RLW
0RLW Commerzbank AG
07:45
Market

Pre-Stabilisation Notice

ADM
ADM Admiral Group PLC
07:33
Market

Director Declaration

ESNT
ESNT Essentra PLC
07:25
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

ESNT
ESNT Essentra PLC
07:19
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Kambiz Nourbakhsh', '8.336387', '7.058335']
TEEG
TEEG Telecom Egypt Company S.A.E
07:01
Market

TE Announces its Dividend Distribution Dates

LIT
LIT Litigation Capital Manageme…
06:31
Market

Covenant Waiver Extension

GGP
GGP Greatland Resources Limited
06:14
Market

Grant of Employee Share Rights

0A3D
0A3D iShares VII Public Limited …
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value(s)

CMB1
CMB1 iShares FTSE MIB UCITS
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value(s)

HFEL
HFEL Henderson Far East Income L…
06:06
Market

Half-year Financial Report

DGI9
DGI9 Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC
06:02
Market

First Compulsory Redemption and Timetable

PEG
PEG Petards Group plc
06:02
Market

Director Appointment

SFOR
SFOR S4 Capital PLC
06:01
Market

Notice of Q1 Trading Update

SEED
SEED Seed Innovations Ltd
06:01
Market

Investor Presentation

TIR
TIR Tiger Royalties and investm…
06:01
Market

Heads of Terms signed with Potentially Limited

BMV
BMV Bluebird Merchant Ventures …
06:01
Market

Fundraise of £750,000

ROSE
ROSE Rosebank Industries PLC
06:01
Market

Update on Intention to Move to Main Market

CAML
CAML Central Asia Metals Plc
06:01
Market

Publication of 2025 Sustainability Report

GRIO
GRIO Ground Rents Income Fund PLC
06:01
Market

Unaudited Portfolio Valuation as at 31 March 2026

SGRO
SGRO Segro Plc
06:01
Market

SELP JV PRICES €500 MILLION 3.875% UNSECURED BONDS

SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-…

SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
JV
JARA
JARA Jpmorgan Global Core Real A…
06:01
Market

FOURTH COMPULSORY PARTIAL REDEMPTION OF SHARES

BRK
BRK Brooks Macdonald Group
06:01
Market

Third Quarter FY26 FUMA Update

PPH
PPH PPHE Hotel Group Ltd
06:01
Market

Notice of Trading Update

KOS
KOS Kosmos Energy Ltd
06:01
Market

First Quarter Results Date

ABDX
ABDX Abingdon Health Plc
06:01
Market

EMI Share Option Scheme

BGEO
BGEO Lion Finance Group PLC
06:01
Market

Notice of AGM

CRW
CRW Craneware Plc
06:01
Market

Block Admission

OBD
OBD Oxford Biodynamics PLC
06:01
Market

Board Appointment

RTO
RTO Rentokil Initial PLC
06:01
Market

Directorate Change

VTU
VTU Vertu Motors Plc
06:01
Market

EBT Share Purchase

TM1
TM1 Technology Minerals PLC
06:01
Market

Directorate Changes

BMY
BMY Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
06:01
Market

Appointment of Executive Director

WRKS
WRKS Works co uk PLC
06:01
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

QED
QED Quadrise Plc
06:01
Market

Directorate change

REE
REE Altona Rare Earths PLC
06:01
Market

TR1 - Notification of Holdings in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['R S JENNINGS', '6.74', '4.2']
BOW
BOW Bow Street Group plc
06:01
Market

Final Results

Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment …

Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.631.3-14.5%
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)3.62.1-41.7%
Impairment Charge (£m)1.97.3+284.2%
Operating Loss/Profit (£m)0.4-0.5N/A
Net Cash Balance (£m)3.311.1+236.4%
Debt (Property Lease Liabilities, £m)28.926.9-6.9%
### Explanation: 1. **Revenue**: Decreased by 14.5% from £36.6m in 2024 to £31.3m in 2025, primarily due to the restructuring of the Group's estate and challenging trading conditions. 2. **Adjusted EBITDA**: Fell by 41.7% from £3.6m to £2.1m, reflecting the impact of reduced revenue and increased costs. 3. **Impairment Charge**: Increased significantly from £1.9m to £7.3m, following a review of right-of-use assets and property, plant, and equipment. 4. **Operating Loss/Profit**: Switched from a profit of £0.4m in 2024 to a loss of £0.5m in 2025, due to higher impairment charges and operational challenges. 5. **Net Cash Balance**: Improved substantially from £3.3m to £11.1m, primarily due to the £10.1m fundraise in September 2025. 6. **Debt (Property Lease Liabilities)**: Decreased slightly from £28.9m to £26.9m, indicating a reduction in lease-related obligations.
SAGA
SAGA Saga plc
06:01
Market

Preliminary results for the year ended 31 Jan 2026

**Summary:** Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial…

**Summary**
Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include
**Revenue Growth** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million.
**Profitability** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million.
**Debt Reduction** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x.
**Strategic Progress** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed.
The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership.
Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
MetricYear Ended 31 Jan 2026Year Ended 31 Jan 2025Change
Underlying Revenue (£m)654.6588.611%
Revenue (£m)660.0588.312%
Trading EBITDA (£m)134.9116.016%
Net finance costs (£m)(43.1)(26.7)(61%)
Underlying Profit Before Tax (£m)44.237.219%
Profit/(loss) before tax (£m)2.1(160.2)101%
Available Operating Cash Flow (£m)205.9109.688%
Net Debt (£m)499.5592.816%
Leverage Ratio (x)3.74.40.7x
### Key Observations: - **Revenue Growth**: Underlying Revenue and Revenue both increased by 11% and 12%, respectively, driven by strength across Travel and Insurance. - **Profitability**: Underlying Profit Before Tax increased by 19%, while the reported profit before tax swung from a loss of £160.2m to a profit of £2.1m. - **Cash Flow**: Available Operating Cash Flow nearly doubled, reflecting strong operational performance. - **Debt Reduction**: Net Debt decreased by 16%, and the Leverage Ratio improved from 4.4x to 3.7x, indicating a stronger financial position.
HVO
HVO hVIVO plc
06:01
Market

Final Results 2025

**Summary:** hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 20…

**Summary**
hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year in an HTML table format:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£ million)62.746.8-25.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ million)16.41.4-91.5%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%)26.23.0-88.5%
Basic adjusted earnings per share (p)1.69(0.41)-124.3%
Cash (£ million)44.214.3-67.7%
Weighted contracted orderbook (£ million)43.530.0-31.0%
Debt (Lease liabilities, £ million)10.412.318.3%
**Notes:** * The table compares key financial metrics and debt levels between 2024 and 2025. * Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, and Basic adjusted earnings per share all decreased significantly from 2024 to 2025. * Cash decreased by 67.7% from 2024 to 2025, while the weighted contracted orderbook decreased by 31.0%. * Debt, represented by lease liabilities, increased by 18.3% from 2024 to 2025. This table provides a concise overview of the year-on-year changes in financials and debt for the company.
AAIF
AAIF abrdn Asian Income Fund Lim…
06:01
Market

Appointment of Director

FDEV
FDEV Frontier Developments Plc
06:01
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

AAIF
AAIF abrdn Asian Income Fund Lim…
06:01
Market

First Interim Dividend

MET1
MET1 Metals One PLC
06:01
Market

Update re LBR Offer for Vantage

Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 mil…

Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
Offers
HFEL
HFEL Henderson Far East Income L…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

STAN
STAN Standard Chartered PLC
06:01
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

DGI9
DGI9 Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC
06:01
Market

Results for the full year ended 31 December 2025

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include: - **Material Disposals**: Completed three significant disposal…

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include
**Material Disposals**Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity.
**Post-Year-End Settlement**Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns.
**Compulsory Redemption**Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026.
**Net Asset Value (NAV)**NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions.
**Portfolio Simplification**Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return.
**Arqiva and Elio Performance**Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth.
**Valuation Adjustments**Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions.
**Liquidity Position**Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns.
**Future Focus**Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders.
The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue£696.2 million£732.3 million5%
EBITDA£333.1 million£316.8 million-5%
EBITDA Margin48%43%-5%
Net Asset Value (NAV)£297.3 million£80.2 million-73%
NAV per Share (pence)34.49.3-73%
Total Debt (RCF)£53.3 million£0 million-100%
Net Debt/EBITDA0.16x-0.24xN/A
Cash and Cash Equivalents£12.1 million£0.6 million-95%
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased by 5% year-on-year, primarily driven by inflation indexation and contracted metering programs in Arqiva. - **EBITDA Decline:** EBITDA decreased by 5%, reflecting ongoing margin pressure in Arqiva's DTT capacity business and a shift towards lower-margin utilities activities. - **NAV Reduction:** Net Asset Value (NAV) significantly decreased by 73% due to a substantial write-down of the Arqiva investment and other valuation adjustments. - **Debt Repayment:** The Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) was fully repaid and canceled, resulting in a net cash position in 2025. - **Cash Position:** Cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly, primarily due to debt repayment and asset disposals. This table provides a concise comparison of key financial metrics and debt position between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the significant changes and trends in Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC's financials.
GLV
GLV Glenveagh Properties PLC
06:01
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

PEBB
PEBB The Pebble Group PLC
06:01
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

GPM
GPM Golden Prospect Precious Me…
06:01
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

WPHO
WPHO Windar Photonics Plc
06:01
Market

Trading Update & £20m Share Subscription Facility

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ASAI
ASAI ASA International Group PLC
06:01
Market

FY 2025 Results

**Summary:** ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to US…

**Summary**
ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio.
Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million.
Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure.
Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
Financial MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Net Profit (USDm)56.528.598%
Underlying Net Profit (USDm)57.229.494%
Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio (USDm)611.0458.633%
Total Equity (USDm)161.896.568%
Total Funding (USDm)710.9499.342%
Number of Clients (m)2.82.510%
PAR >30 days (%)1.8%2.2%(0.4ppt)
Cost-Income Ratio (%)56.8%61.4%(4.6ppt)
Net Interest Margin (%)39.3%35.2%4.1ppt
Return on Average Equity (%)43.8%33.0%10.8ppt
**Year-on-Year Comparison of Debt:** - **Interest-Bearing Debt (USDm):** Increased from 312.7 in FY 2024 to 412.7 in FY 2025, a 32% rise, primarily due to increased borrowing at the operating subsidiary level, especially in Pakistan, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. - **Net Debt (USDm):** Decreased from 62.9 in FY 2024 to 45.2 in FY 2025, attributed to improved cash balances from higher dividend amounts received from operating subsidiaries. - **Debt Covenants:** As of 31 December 2025, USD 5.4m of credit lines had breached covenants, with waivers received for USD 4.1m, and discussions ongoing for the remaining USD 1.3m. This table and the debt comparison highlight the significant improvements in profitability, equity, and funding, alongside a reduction in net debt, indicating a stronger financial position for ASA International Group PLC in FY 2025 compared to FY 2024.
PRD
PRD Predator Oil & Gas Holdings…
06:01
Market

Snowcap-3 (SC-3) drilling update

ANTO
ANTO Antofagasta PLC
06:01
Market

Q1 2026 Production Report

PEG
PEG Petards Group plc
06:01
Market

Final results for the year ended 31 December 2025

**Summary:** Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include: - **Financial Performance:** Total revenu…

**Summary**
Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million.
**Operational Growth** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026.
**Strategic Developments** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme.
**Outlook** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Total Revenues (£ million)12.014.9+24%
Gross Profit Margin (%)45.349.7+4.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ thousand)4101,002+144%
Operating Loss (£ thousand)(774)(435)+44%
Loss After Tax (£ thousand)(1,127)(406)+64%
Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities (£ thousand)1941,384+613%
Net Debt (£ thousand)1,5351,339-13%
Order Book (£ million)7.19.2+30%
RWA
RWA Robert Walters
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Q1 2026 Trading Update

WINE
WINE Naked Wines plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

MTEC
MTEC Made Tech Group PLC
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Made Tech awarded £19m contract with the GDS

Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government …

Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
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PLUS
PLUS Plus500 Ltd
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Transaction in Own Shares

HILS
HILS Hill & Smith Holdings PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

PTEC
PTEC Playtech Plc
06:01
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Transaction in Own Shares

VOD
VOD Vodafone Group PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

AAZ
AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc
06:01
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Q1 2026 Production and Sales Review

WINK
WINK M Winkworth PLC
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Final Results, AGM Notice & Electronic Comms

**Summary:** M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include: - **Financial Performance:** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million co…

**Summary**
M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt.
**Dividends** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share.
**Network Growth** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million.
**Operational Highlights** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation.
**Strategic Expansion** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds.
**Outlook** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors.
**Corporate Governance** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents.
Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
Year-on-Year Financial and Debt Comparison (M Winkworth Plc)
Metric2024 (£'000)2025 (£'000)Change (£'000)Change (%)
Revenue10,79410,736-58-0.5%
Profit Before Taxation2,3642,108-256-10.8%
Cash Balance (Year-End)4,0853,904-181-4.4%
Debt0000%
Dividends per Share (p)12.313.20.97.3%
Franchise Network Revenue (£'000)64,70068,7004,0006.2%
Network Sales Revenue (£'000)32,70035,8003,1009.5%
Network Lettings Revenue (£'000)32,00032,9009002.8%
IHG
IHG InterContinental Hotels Gro…
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Transaction in Own Shares

EXPN
EXPN Experian PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

BATS
BATS British American Tobacco PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

AEP
AEP Anglo-Eastern Plantations P…
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Transaction in Own Shares

LIO
LIO Liontrust Asset Management
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Transaction in Own Shares

SEQI
SEQI Sequoia Econ Infrastructure
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Transaction in Own Shares

RNK
RNK Rank Group PLC
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Q3 2025/26 Trading Update

Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments…

Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
MetricQ3 2025/26 (£m)Q3 2025/26 YoY ChangeYTD 2025/26 (£m)YTD YoY Change
Grosvenor Venues LFL NGR95.05%299.06%
Digital LFL NGR60.94%184.66%
Mecca Venues LFL NGR37.85%107.65%
Enracha Venues LFL NGR11.79%34.07%
Group LFL NGR205.45%625.26%

Note: The provided text does not contain specific debt figures for comparison. The table above focuses on Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) growth year-on-year as per the available data.

RKT
RKT Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

TAM
TAM Tatton Asset Management plc
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Trading Update and Notice of Final Results

PIN
PIN Pantheon International PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

THX
THX Thor Explorations Ltd.
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Q1 2026 OPERATING UPDATE

PRU
PRU Prudential plc
06:01
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Transaction in Own Shares

GRP
GRP Greencoat Renewables PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

STJ
STJ St. Jamess Place plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

ADVT
ADVT AdvancedAdvT Ltd
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Purchase of Own Shares

MER
MER Mears Group plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

TRIG
TRIG Renewables Infrastructure G…
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Transaction in Own Shares

PSON
PSON Pearson PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

PPET
PPET Patria Private Equity Trust
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Transaction in Own Shares

NCC
NCC NCC Group plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

HVPE
HVPE HarbourVest Global Private …
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Transaction in Own Shares

FDEV
FDEV Frontier Developments Plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

GFTU
GFTU Grafton Group plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

CHRY
CHRY Chrysalis Investments Ltd
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Transaction in Own Shares

EDIN
EDIN Edinburgh Investment Trust
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Transaction in Own Shares

CLDN
CLDN Caledonia Investments
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Transaction in Own Shares

UTG
UTG Unite Group PLC
06:01
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Transaction in Own Shares

GMR
GMR Gaming Realms plc
06:01
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Transaction in Own Shares

N91
N91 Ninety One PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

INPP
INPP International Public Partne…
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Transaction in Own Shares

LST
LST Light Science Technologies …
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Completion of Acquisitions

ATN
ATN Eastinco Mining & Explorati…
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Ground Magnetics Underway at Agdz Cu-Ag Project

SBDS
SBDS Silver Bullet Data Services…
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Q1 Trading Update

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. Th…

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026Change
Revenue GrowthN/A+22%+22%
Performance vs BudgetN/A+9%+9%
EBITDA-£700,000Positive+£700,000
Cash Flow PositionNegativeExpected Positive from Q2 2026Improvement
FAIR
FAIR Fair Oaks Income Limited
06:01
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Transaction in Own Shares

PAY
PAY PayPoint plc
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Transaction in Own Shares

HTG
HTG Hunting PLC
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AGM and Q1 2026 Trading Update

Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on …

Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
MetricQ1 202631 December 2025Change
Group EBITDA ($ million)23.2N/A (Full Year 2025: $145-$155 million guidance)N/A
EBITDA Margin (%)10%N/AN/A
Total Cash and Bank / (Borrowings) ($ million)8.362.9-54.6 (-86.8%)
Sales Order Book ($ million)428.8 (as of 14 April 2026)358.070.8 (+19.8%)
Non-Energy Sales Order Book ($ million)95.6 (as of 31 March 2026)98.6-3.0 (-3.0%)
**Notes:** * The table compares available financial data from Q1 2026 with the latest available data from 2025 (31 December 2025). * Full-year 2025 EBITDA guidance is provided for context, but no direct comparison is made as Q1 2026 is only one quarter. * The change in total cash and bank / (borrowings) is significant due to working capital investment and share buyback program. * Sales order book and non-energy sales order book show growth and slight decline, respectively, year-on-year.
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WIX Wickes Group PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

BOWL
BOWL Hollywood Bowl Group PLC
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Half Year Trading Update

Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% incr…

Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
MetricH1 FY2025H1 FY2026Change
Total Revenue£129.2m£141.5m+9.5%
UK Revenue£108.2m£118.4m+9.4%
Canada Revenue (constant currency)CAD 38.0m (£20.6m)CAD 42.9m (£23.2m)+12.8%
Like-for-Like (LFL) Revenue GrowthN/A+1.9%N/A
UK LFL Revenue GrowthN/A+2.6%N/A
Canada LFL Revenue Growth (constant currency)N/A+0.5%N/A
Net Cash PositionN/A£26.0mN/A
Undrawn Revolving Credit FacilityN/A£25mN/A
Capital Expenditure (Capex)N/A£8.6mN/A
**Note:** Previous year figures for Net Cash Position, Undrawn Revolving Credit Facility, and Capex were not provided in the text, so they are marked as "N/A". The table compares available financials and debt-related metrics year-on-year.
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BKM BANKMUSCAT (S.A.O.G.)
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Preliminary Results - Q1 2026

LGLD
LGLD LG ELECTRONICS INC
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FY2025 Separate Financial Statement

SDLF
SDLF Standard Life PLC
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Proposed acquisition of Aegon UK

QBT
QBT Quantum Blockchain Technolo…
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Court Damages Award

BRGE
BRGE BlackRock Greater Europe In…
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Total Voting Rights

ICGT
ICGT ICG Enterprise Trust PLC
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Transaction in Own Shares

NBPE
NBPE NB Private Equity Partners …
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NBPE Announces Transaction in Own Shares

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YNGA Young & Co’S Brewery A
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Notice of Results

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Holding(s) in Company

Howden Joinery Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['PineStone Asset Management Inc.', '4.965000', '5.026000']
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Holding(s) in Company

Howden Joinery Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['PineStone Asset Management Inc.', '5.026000', '4.991000']
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

The Berkeley Group Holdings plc

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares
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Holding(s) in Company

Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

TR1 Buy
['Beaumont-Dark Family Office', '15.11', 0]
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Ab Dynamics

Sale and immediate re<mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares within ISA. Transaction by PDMR under article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation.
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Vanquis Banking Group PLC

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of Partnership Shares under the Vanquis Banking Group plc Buy As You Earn Share Incentive Plan
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Mitie Group PLC

<mark style="background-coloryellow">PURCHASE</mark> OF PARTNERSHIP SHARES UNDER THE MITIE GROUP PLC SHARE INCENTIVE PLAN
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Schroders Capital Global Innovation Trust plc - INOV

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of shares
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Holding(s) in Company

Fidelity Emerging Markets Ord

TR1 Buy
['City of London Investment Management Company Limited', '37.950000', '38.590000']
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International Personal Finance PLC

TR1 Buy
['Barclays PLC', '6.400000', '6.310000']
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Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['CANACCORD GENUITY GROUP INC', '11.1694', '16.1809']
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Rosebank Industries PLC

TR1 Buy
['Artemis Investment Management LLP', '10.94127', '11.04389']
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Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['Octopus Investments Limited', '8.950000', '12.960000']
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Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

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Holding(s) in Company

Rosslyn Data Technologies plc

TR1 Buy
['First Equity Limited', '17.539861', '14.434885']
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Holding(s) in Company

Light Science Technologies Holdings PLC

TR1 Buy
['Dowgate Group Limited', '14.850000', '13.890000']
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Dotdigital Group Plc

TR1 Buy
['Liontrust Investment Partners LLP', '11.595000', '12.873000']
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Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

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Share buyback programme

Rotork PLC

Rotork PLC announces the fifth tranche of its £50 million share buyback programme, running from April 15 to May 15, 2026, with a maximum spend of £10 million. Purchases will be executed by J.P. Morgan Securities plc on the London Stock Exchange and CBOE Europe, adhering to regulatory guidelines and the companys 2025 Authority. Any shares bought will be cancelled, and the company remains committed to its Growth+ strategy and strategic investments.
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Wildcat Petroleum Plc

Sale of shares and <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of shares into ISA
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

CLS Holdings plc

The Company announces that it was notified on 13 April 2026 that Fredrik Widlund, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company (the "Participant"), acquired ordinary shares of 2.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") on 13 April 2026 under the Partnership Shares element of the CLS Holdings plc Share Incentive Plan. The Participant was awarded one Matching Share for each Partnership Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark>d.
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

UU.

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of shares within the Share Incentive Plan
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J D Wetherspoon PLC

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of shares under partnership share scheme
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Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC

Acquisition of 5.345700 Ordinary Shares pursuant to the Employee Share <mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> Plan
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Young & Co’S Brewery A

TR1 Buy
['FitzWalter Capital Limited', '16.006911', '15.349468']
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SELP JV PRICES €500 MILLION 3.875% UNSECURED BONDS

Segro Plc

SEGRO plc, acting as venture adviser to the SEGRO European Logistics Partnership (SELP) joint venture, announced the pricing of a €500 million senior unsecured bond issue. The five-year bonds were priced at 105 basis points above euro mid-swaps, with an annual coupon of 3.875%. The bond issue was significantly oversubscribed, receiving more than ten times the demand at peak. SELP, a 50:50 joint venture between SEGRO and PSP Investments, focuses on developing a leading Continental European logistics platform, with a portfolio valued at €6.8 billion as of December 2025. SEGRO manages SELPs assets, properties, and development.
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Final Results

Bow Street Group plc

Bow Street Group PLC, owner of Wildwood and dim t restaurants, reported a revenue decline of 14.5% to £31.3m in FY25, attributed to estate restructuring and challenging trading conditions. Adjusted EBITDA fell to £2.1m, with an impairment charge of £7.3m. Despite macroeconomic pressures, the group showed improved trading performance, with like-for-like sales up 6.1% in March 2026. Strategic initiatives included a £10.1m fundraise, operational improvements, and potential acquisitions. Net cash balance stood at £9.0m as of April 2026, positioning the group for further progress.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.631.3-14.5%
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)3.62.1-41.7%
Impairment Charge (£m)1.97.3+284.2%
Operating Loss/Profit (£m)0.4-0.5N/A
Net Cash Balance (£m)3.311.1+236.4%
Debt (Property Lease Liabilities, £m)28.926.9-6.9%
### Explanation: 1. **Revenue**: Decreased by 14.5% from £36.6m in 2024 to £31.3m in 2025, primarily due to the restructuring of the Group's estate and challenging trading conditions. 2. **Adjusted EBITDA**: Fell by 41.7% from £3.6m to £2.1m, reflecting the impact of reduced revenue and increased costs. 3. **Impairment Charge**: Increased significantly from £1.9m to £7.3m, following a review of right-of-use assets and property, plant, and equipment. 4. **Operating Loss/Profit**: Switched from a profit of £0.4m in 2024 to a loss of £0.5m in 2025, due to higher impairment charges and operational challenges. 5. **Net Cash Balance**: Improved substantially from £3.3m to £11.1m, primarily due to the £10.1m fundraise in September 2025. 6. **Debt (Property Lease Liabilities)**: Decreased slightly from £28.9m to £26.9m, indicating a reduction in lease-related obligations.
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Preliminary results for the year ended 31 Jan 2026

Saga plc

**Summary**
Saga plc, a UK-based specialist in products and services for people over 50, reported its unaudited preliminary results for the year ended 31 January 2026. The company highlighted a transformational year with strong financial performance, exceeding guidance across its Travel and Insurance businesses. Key financial highlights include
**Revenue Growth** Underlying revenue increased by 11% to £654.6 million, with a 12% rise in total revenue to £660.0 million.
**Profitability** Underlying Profit Before Tax rose by 19% to £44.2 million, and Trading EBITDA increased by 16% to £134.9 million.
**Debt Reduction** Net Debt significantly decreased by 16% to £499.5 million, and the Leverage Ratio improved to 3.7x from 4.4x.
**Strategic Progress** Saga made substantial progress in simplifying its business model, including refinancing corporate debt, selling the Insurance Underwriting business, and launching partnerships with Ageas and NatWest Boxed.
The companys Travel segment saw strong customer demand, with an 11% increase in underlying revenue to £504.1 million and a 37% rise in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £87.2 million. The Insurance Broking segment also performed well, with a 17% increase in Underlying Profit Before Tax to £16.9 million, driven by policy growth and the successful launch of the Ageas partnership.
Saga reaffirmed its medium-term targets, aiming for at least £100.0 million in annual Underlying Profit Before Tax and a Leverage Ratio below 2.0x by January 2030. The company expressed confidence in its growth prospects, supported by strong forward bookings in Travel and the continued integration of strategic partnerships.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
MetricYear Ended 31 Jan 2026Year Ended 31 Jan 2025Change
Underlying Revenue (£m)654.6588.611%
Revenue (£m)660.0588.312%
Trading EBITDA (£m)134.9116.016%
Net finance costs (£m)(43.1)(26.7)(61%)
Underlying Profit Before Tax (£m)44.237.219%
Profit/(loss) before tax (£m)2.1(160.2)101%
Available Operating Cash Flow (£m)205.9109.688%
Net Debt (£m)499.5592.816%
Leverage Ratio (x)3.74.40.7x
### Key Observations: - **Revenue Growth**: Underlying Revenue and Revenue both increased by 11% and 12%, respectively, driven by strength across Travel and Insurance. - **Profitability**: Underlying Profit Before Tax increased by 19%, while the reported profit before tax swung from a loss of £160.2m to a profit of £2.1m. - **Cash Flow**: Available Operating Cash Flow nearly doubled, reflecting strong operational performance. - **Debt Reduction**: Net Debt decreased by 16%, and the Leverage Ratio improved from 4.4x to 3.7x, indicating a stronger financial position.
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Final Results 2025

hVIVO plc

**Summary**
hVIVO plc, a full-service international clinical development partner, reported its final results for 2025, highlighting strategic progress and financial performance. Revenue decreased to £46.8 million from £62.7 million in 2024, with a positive adjusted EBITDA of £1.4 million, down from £16.4 million. The company expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including two Clinical Research Units from CRS and Cryostore, diversifying its service offerings and therapeutic expertise. These acquisitions contributed £13.1 million in revenue and are expected to be earnings accretive in 2026. hVIVO established four integrated service lines: Consulting, Clinical Trials, Human Challenge Trials, and Laboratories, with a focus on cross-selling opportunities. The company also completed the development of a bacterial laboratory and validated a new hMPV challenge model. Despite macroeconomic challenges, hVIVO expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2026, weighted to the second half, with a strong pipeline of opportunities across all service lines. The companys cash position decreased to £14.3 million, and it has a weighted contracted orderbook of £30 million, reflecting a more diversified revenue base. hVIVOs strategic transformation positions it as a purpose-built, full-service early clinical development partner, aiming to accelerate client pathways to clinical proof-of-concept.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year in an HTML table format:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£ million)62.746.8-25.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ million)16.41.4-91.5%
Adjusted EBITDA margin (%)26.23.0-88.5%
Basic adjusted earnings per share (p)1.69(0.41)-124.3%
Cash (£ million)44.214.3-67.7%
Weighted contracted orderbook (£ million)43.530.0-31.0%
Debt (Lease liabilities, £ million)10.412.318.3%
**Notes:** * The table compares key financial metrics and debt levels between 2024 and 2025. * Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, and Basic adjusted earnings per share all decreased significantly from 2024 to 2025. * Cash decreased by 67.7% from 2024 to 2025, while the weighted contracted orderbook decreased by 31.0%. * Debt, represented by lease liabilities, increased by 18.3% from 2024 to 2025. This table provides a concise overview of the year-on-year changes in financials and debt for the company.
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Update re LBR Offer for Vantage

Metals One PLC

Metals One PLC updates on Lions Bay Resources (LBR) revised offers for Vantage Goldfields assets in South Africa. LBR, in which Metals One holds a 30% stake with an option to increase to 49.9%, has submitted two revised offers: ZAR 279 million (approx. US$17.0 million) for Barbrook Mines and a nominal ZAR 1.00 for Makonjwaan Imperial Mining Company (MIMCO). The revised offers include full salary claims for former employees of both companies. The acquisition plan, endorsed by the Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) and major creditor, awaits creditor approval at an upcoming meeting. LBR has deposited US$10 million in escrow, with funds allocated for staff entitlements, creditor payments, and mining rights transfer. The acquisition remains subject to creditor agreement and LBR securing additional funding. Metals Ones Managing Director, Daniel Maling, expressed optimism about the revised offers.
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Results for the full year ended 31 December 2025

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC

Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC announced its final results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting progress in its managed wind-down strategy. Key points include
**Material Disposals**Completed three significant disposals (EMIC-1, SeaEdge UK1, and Aqua Comms) generating £76.7 million, enabling full repayment of the revolving credit facility (RCF) and strengthening liquidity.
**Post-Year-End Settlement**Agreed to an early £10 million settlement of the Verne Global earn-out, increasing certainty for capital returns.
**Compulsory Redemption**Approved a compulsory redemption of shares equivalent to 3.5 pence per share, expected by end of April 2026.
**Net Asset Value (NAV)**NAV per share decreased to 9.3 pence (from 34.4 pence in 2024) due to disposals, revaluations, and updated assumptions.
**Portfolio Simplification**Portfolio now comprises two assets: Arqiva and Elio Networks, focusing on maximising value and orderly capital return.
**Arqiva and Elio Performance**Arqiva performed broadly in line with expectations, while Elio Networks delivered strong revenue and EBITDA growth.
**Valuation Adjustments**Arqivas valuation was reassessed to nil equity value due to leverage and updated assumptions.
**Liquidity Position**Ended the year with a positive net cash position, reducing financial risk and providing flexibility for further capital returns.
**Future Focus**Emphasis on managing Arqiva and Elio to maximise value and support orderly capital return to shareholders.
The company remains committed to its managed wind-down strategy, aiming to balance value maximisation with timely capital returns to shareholders.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
Metric20242025Change
Revenue£696.2 million£732.3 million5%
EBITDA£333.1 million£316.8 million-5%
EBITDA Margin48%43%-5%
Net Asset Value (NAV)£297.3 million£80.2 million-73%
NAV per Share (pence)34.49.3-73%
Total Debt (RCF)£53.3 million£0 million-100%
Net Debt/EBITDA0.16x-0.24xN/A
Cash and Cash Equivalents£12.1 million£0.6 million-95%
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased by 5% year-on-year, primarily driven by inflation indexation and contracted metering programs in Arqiva. - **EBITDA Decline:** EBITDA decreased by 5%, reflecting ongoing margin pressure in Arqiva's DTT capacity business and a shift towards lower-margin utilities activities. - **NAV Reduction:** Net Asset Value (NAV) significantly decreased by 73% due to a substantial write-down of the Arqiva investment and other valuation adjustments. - **Debt Repayment:** The Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) was fully repaid and canceled, resulting in a net cash position in 2025. - **Cash Position:** Cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly, primarily due to debt repayment and asset disposals. This table provides a concise comparison of key financial metrics and debt position between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the significant changes and trends in Digital 9 Infrastructure PLC's financials.
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FY 2025 Results

ASA International Group PLC

**Summary**
ASA International Group plc, a leading global microfinance institution, reported strong FY 2025 results with a doubling of net profit to USD 56.5 million, driven by a 33% increase in the Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio to USD 611.0 million. Key growth regions included Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The company achieved a 94% increase in underlying net profit to USD 57.2 million, with a return on average equity of 44%. Portfolio quality remained resilient, with PAR>30 improving to 1.8%. Total equity grew by 68% to USD 161.8 million, and total funding increased to USD 710.9 million. The company recommended a final dividend of USD 0.095 per share, maintaining a 25% payout ratio.
Operational highlights included successful digital transformations in Ghana and Tanzania, the launch of a microinsurance product in Africa, and a micro-SME proposition pilot in Uganda. Leadership was strengthened with key appointments, including Geert Embrechts as CFO. The company expanded its branch network by 4% to 2,232 and increased its client base by 10% to 2.8 million.
Regionally, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia (excluding India) showed strong growth, while South East Asia faced challenges due to accounting changes in Myanmar. India operations were deconsolidated, reducing exposure.
Looking ahead, ASA International expects resilient loan demand, continued digital transformation, and further operational efficiency improvements. The company remains focused on sustainable growth and financial inclusion for underserved female entrepreneurs, despite monitoring geopolitical and economic risks.
Financial MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Net Profit (USDm)56.528.598%
Underlying Net Profit (USDm)57.229.494%
Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio (USDm)611.0458.633%
Total Equity (USDm)161.896.568%
Total Funding (USDm)710.9499.342%
Number of Clients (m)2.82.510%
PAR >30 days (%)1.8%2.2%(0.4ppt)
Cost-Income Ratio (%)56.8%61.4%(4.6ppt)
Net Interest Margin (%)39.3%35.2%4.1ppt
Return on Average Equity (%)43.8%33.0%10.8ppt
**Year-on-Year Comparison of Debt:** - **Interest-Bearing Debt (USDm):** Increased from 312.7 in FY 2024 to 412.7 in FY 2025, a 32% rise, primarily due to increased borrowing at the operating subsidiary level, especially in Pakistan, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda. - **Net Debt (USDm):** Decreased from 62.9 in FY 2024 to 45.2 in FY 2025, attributed to improved cash balances from higher dividend amounts received from operating subsidiaries. - **Debt Covenants:** As of 31 December 2025, USD 5.4m of credit lines had breached covenants, with waivers received for USD 4.1m, and discussions ongoing for the remaining USD 1.3m. This table and the debt comparison highlight the significant improvements in profitability, equity, and funding, alongside a reduction in net debt, indicating a stronger financial position for ASA International Group PLC in FY 2025 compared to FY 2024.
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Final results for the year ended 31 December 2025

Petards Group plc

**Summary**
Petards Group PLC, a developer of advanced security, communication, and surveillance systems, reported its final results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Total revenues increased by 24% to £14.9 million, with a gross profit margin of 49.7%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to £1.0 million, and the operating loss reduced to £435,000. Net cash inflow from operating activities grew to £1.38 million, and net debt decreased to £1.34 million.
**Operational Growth** Revenue growth was driven by the first full-year contribution from Affini and improved performance at Petards Rail. Over 50% of revenues came from service, engineering support, spares, repairs, and managed services. The order book increased to £9.2 million, with £7.7 million scheduled for delivery in 2026.
**Strategic Developments** QRO moved to larger premises to support future growth, and Petards Defence secured significant contracts, including a £2.2 million order from RBSL for the Challenger 3 Upgrade Programme.
**Outlook** The company enters 2026 with a strong order book and revenue coverage, positioning it for continued improvement in trading performance. Despite cautiousness regarding geopolitical events, the Board is confident in delivering growth, supported by a solid first-quarter performance in 2026.
Financial Metric20242025Change
Total Revenues (£ million)12.014.9+24%
Gross Profit Margin (%)45.349.7+4.4%
Adjusted EBITDA (£ thousand)4101,002+144%
Operating Loss (£ thousand)(774)(435)+44%
Loss After Tax (£ thousand)(1,127)(406)+64%
Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities (£ thousand)1941,384+613%
Net Debt (£ thousand)1,5351,339-13%
Order Book (£ million)7.19.2+30%
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Made Tech awarded £19m contract with the GDS

Made Tech Group PLC

Made Tech Group PLC has been awarded a £19 million three-year contract with the Government Digital Service (GDS) to act as its Strategic IT and Security Delivery Partner. This contract strengthens Made Techs position in central government technology delivery, builds on its existing relationship with GDS since 2018, and contributes to its FY27 revenue. The agreement supports GDS in improving collaboration, productivity, and cybersecurity. Following this award, Made Techs year-to-date Sales Bookings increased to £54 million, enhancing revenue visibility for FY27 and reinforcing confidence in the companys outlook.
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Final Results, AGM Notice & Electronic Comms

M Winkworth PLC

**Summary**
M Winkworth Plc, a leading franchisor of real estate agencies, reported its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights include
**Financial Performance** Revenue remained flat at £10.74 million compared to £10.79 million in 2024. Profit before taxation decreased by 11% to £2.11 million. Despite this, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with £3.90 million in cash and no debt.
**Dividends** Full-year dividends increased by 7% to 13.2p per ordinary share.
**Network Growth** Four new offices were opened, and seven franchises were resold to new operators. Franchised office network revenue grew by 6% to £68.7 million.
**Operational Highlights** The company restructured its New Homes and Development business and completed a major redesign of its accounting processes, moving to cloud accounting and greater digitalisation.
**Strategic Expansion** Winkworth integrated Peter Clarke Estate Agents operations with its Leamington Spa franchisee, enhancing its presence in sought-after areas like the Cotswolds.
**Outlook** The company anticipates a resilient start to 2026, with early trading showing stability in sales and lettings. However, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties remain significant factors.
**Corporate Governance** The Annual General Meeting is scheduled for 21 May 2026, and the company is transitioning to electronic communications for shareholder documents.
Overall, M Winkworth Plc demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, focusing on network growth, operational efficiency, and strategic expansion while maintaining a strong financial position.
Year-on-Year Financial and Debt Comparison (M Winkworth Plc)
Metric2024 (£'000)2025 (£'000)Change (£'000)Change (%)
Revenue10,79410,736-58-0.5%
Profit Before Taxation2,3642,108-256-10.8%
Cash Balance (Year-End)4,0853,904-181-4.4%
Debt0000%
Dividends per Share (p)12.313.20.97.3%
Franchise Network Revenue (£'000)64,70068,7004,0006.2%
Network Sales Revenue (£'000)32,70035,8003,1009.5%
Network Lettings Revenue (£'000)32,00032,9009002.8%
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Q3 2025/26 Trading Update

Rank Group PLC

Rank Group PLC reports strong Q3 2025/26 performance with 5% year-on-year growth in like-for-like Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) to £205.4m. All business segments showed growth, with digital NGR up 4%, venues LFL NGR up 6%, and specific segments like Grosvenor, Mecca, and Enracha venues performing well. Full-year underlying LFL operating profit is expected to be at least £68m, driven by strong profit conversion and cost mitigation strategies. The Group anticipates further revenue growth in Q4, despite macroeconomic challenges, and remains on track to achieve medium-term operating profit goals.
MetricQ3 2025/26 (£m)Q3 2025/26 YoY ChangeYTD 2025/26 (£m)YTD YoY Change
Grosvenor Venues LFL NGR95.05%299.06%
Digital LFL NGR60.94%184.66%
Mecca Venues LFL NGR37.85%107.65%
Enracha Venues LFL NGR11.79%34.07%
Group LFL NGR205.45%625.26%

Note: The provided text does not contain specific debt figures for comparison. The table above focuses on Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) growth year-on-year as per the available data.

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Q1 Trading Update

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC

Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC reports a strong Q1 2026 with 22% revenue growth, 9% <mark style="background-color:yellow">above</mark> budget, driven by strategic changes, key account expansion, and new international client wins. The company achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, improving by £700,000 year-over-year, and expects cash flow positivity from Q2 onwards. Management attributes success to operational efficiency, AI-driven productivity, and a focus on higher-quality revenue, with confidence in sustaining momentum throughout 2026.
MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026Change
Revenue GrowthN/A+22%+22%
Performance vs BudgetN/A+9%+9%
EBITDA-£700,000Positive+£700,000
Cash Flow PositionNegativeExpected Positive from Q2 2026Improvement
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AGM and Q1 2026 Trading Update

Hunting PLC

Hunting PLC reports solid Q1 2026 performance, maintaining full-year EBITDA guidance of $145-$155 million. Key highlights include strong order book momentum in South America and the US, ongoing restructuring for efficiency, and a focus on non-oil and gas sales. Middle East operations remain unaffected by regional conflict, with minimal expected impact on profitability. The company continues its share buyback program and assesses bolt-on acquisitions, particularly in subsea businesses, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
MetricQ1 202631 December 2025Change
Group EBITDA ($ million)23.2N/A (Full Year 2025: $145-$155 million guidance)N/A
EBITDA Margin (%)10%N/AN/A
Total Cash and Bank / (Borrowings) ($ million)8.362.9-54.6 (-86.8%)
Sales Order Book ($ million)428.8 (as of 14 April 2026)358.070.8 (+19.8%)
Non-Energy Sales Order Book ($ million)95.6 (as of 31 March 2026)98.6-3.0 (-3.0%)
**Notes:** * The table compares available financial data from Q1 2026 with the latest available data from 2025 (31 December 2025). * Full-year 2025 EBITDA guidance is provided for context, but no direct comparison is made as Q1 2026 is only one quarter. * The change in total cash and bank / (borrowings) is significant due to working capital investment and share buyback program. * Sales order book and non-energy sales order book show growth and slight decline, respectively, year-on-year.
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Half Year Trading Update

Hollywood Bowl Group PLC

Hollywood Bowl Group plc reports strong half-year revenue growth of 9.5% to £141.5m, driven by strategic investments and robust demand for affordable family leisure activities. UK revenue rose 9.4% to £118.4m, while Canada saw a 12.8% increase on a constant currency basis to CAD 42.9m (£23.2m). Like-for-like revenue grew 1.9%, with UK at +2.6% and Canada at +0.5%. Costs remain well-controlled, with 76% of electricity needs hedged until FY2029. Strategic progress includes a new Canadian center in Edmonton and plans for three more openings in H2. The Group maintains a strong balance sheet with £26.0m net cash and a £25m undrawn credit facility. Management remains confident in the outlook for FY2026 and beyond, citing resilient demand and a cash-generative business model. Interim Results will be announced on 27 May 2026.
MetricH1 FY2025H1 FY2026Change
Total Revenue£129.2m£141.5m+9.5%
UK Revenue£108.2m£118.4m+9.4%
Canada Revenue (constant currency)CAD 38.0m (£20.6m)CAD 42.9m (£23.2m)+12.8%
Like-for-Like (LFL) Revenue GrowthN/A+1.9%N/A
UK LFL Revenue GrowthN/A+2.6%N/A
Canada LFL Revenue Growth (constant currency)N/A+0.5%N/A
Net Cash PositionN/A£26.0mN/A
Undrawn Revolving Credit FacilityN/A£25mN/A
Capital Expenditure (Capex)N/A£8.6mN/A
**Note:** Previous year figures for Net Cash Position, Undrawn Revolving Credit Facility, and Capex were not provided in the text, so they are marked as "N/A". The table compares available financials and debt-related metrics year-on-year.
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