- Price
- 435.00p
- Market cap
- £1.03bn
- 1M
- +0.9%
- 3M
- -5.1%
- 1Y
- +0.3%
- P/E (trailing)
- 12.2
- Dividend yield
- —
“The Group has performed well over the first four months of the financial year and as a result of recent strong performance in Spain and FMG in particular, we expect our adjusted PBT for the year to be at the top of the current range of market expectations of £163.2 - £170.0m.”
adjusted pre tax profit
“We are well positioned to deliver growth in line with market expectations for profit for the year, which take into account the cost savings identified from our UK&I simplification and are tracking well towards our target of generating in excess of £200m in steady state cash in FY2028. (Analyst expectations for FY2027 adjusted PBT: £162.9m - £170.0m)”
adjusted pre tax profit
“The FY2026 financial year has ended strongly, supported by VoH growth in both Spain and UK&I, and good progress in Claims & Services. As a result, we expect the Group's financial outturn for the year to be at the top of market expectations*. *Consensus range for FY2026 adjusted PBT of £154.5-159.3m.”
adjusted pre tax profit
“The positive outlook for the remainder of the year gives us confidence that underlying PBT will be at least at the top of the range of analysts' expectations.”
Last 24 months of trading updates, one verdict per announcement (the headline profit measure first). Companies report these themselves and lean positive, so compare against peers: the same tag-based peer group as the Overview, counting peers with at least 2 updates and needing at least 3. Verdicts are machine-extracted; where the quoted wording clearly says otherwise, the wording is used.
“The Group has performed well over the first four months of the financial year and as a result of recent strong performance in Spain and FMG in particular, we expect our adjusted PBT for the year to be at the top of the current range of market expectations of £163.2 - £170.0m.”
adjusted pre tax profit
“We are well positioned to deliver growth in line with market expectations for profit for the year, which take into account the cost savings identified from our UK&I simplification and are tracking well towards our target of generating in excess of £200m in steady state cash in FY2028. (Analyst expectations for FY2027 adjusted PBT: £162.9m - £170.0m)”
adjusted pre tax profit
“The FY2026 financial year has ended strongly, supported by VoH growth in both Spain and UK&I, and good progress in Claims & Services. As a result, we expect the Group's financial outturn for the year to be at the top of market expectations*. *Consensus range for FY2026 adjusted PBT of £154.5-159.3m.”
adjusted pre tax profit
“The positive outlook for the remainder of the year gives us confidence that underlying PBT will be at least at the top of the range of analysts' expectations.”
Last 24 months of trading updates, one verdict per announcement (the headline profit measure first). Companies report these themselves and lean positive, so compare against peers: the same tag-based peer group as the Overview, counting peers with at least 2 updates and needing at least 3. Verdicts are machine-extracted; where the quoted wording clearly says otherwise, the wording is used.
underlying pre tax profit · stated consensus £150.0m–£155.0m
“As a result, we expect to finish the year modestly ahead of market expectations when our full year results are announced, scheduled for 9th July 2025.”
operating profit
“expected increases in infrastructure spending are also positive for our UK rental customer base over the medium term. ... our outlook, is unchanged and remains in line with market expectations.”
infrastructure spending
underlying pre tax profit · stated consensus £150.0m–£155.0m
“As a result, we expect to finish the year modestly ahead of market expectations when our full year results are announced, scheduled for 9th July 2025.”
operating profit
“expected increases in infrastructure spending are also positive for our UK rental customer base over the medium term. ... our outlook, is unchanged and remains in line with market expectations.”
infrastructure spending