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(Sharecast News) - Amcomri Group reported record full-year results for 2025 on Tuesday, driven by organic growth, acquisitions and improved operational efficiency across its businesses.
Revenue increased 22% to 70.9m from 58.1m a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA rose 19.3% to 9.2m.
Profit before tax more than doubled to 4.1m from 1.7m, and basic earnings per share improved to 4.2p from 3.5p.
Gross margins edged up to 36.6%, while net assets increased to 23.7m.
Net debt rose to 11.2m from 6.1m, reflecting acquisition activity, with cash balances at 8.6m.
The AIM-traded group said performance reflected continued growth across both its Embedded Engineering and B2B Manufacturing divisions, supported by its 'Buy, Improve, Build' strategy and a diversified operating model that helped offset weaker conditions in some end markets.
During the year, Amcomri completed the acquisitions of EMC Elite Engineering and Radnor Technologies, trading as Electronix, expanding its capabilities and marking its first acquisition outside the UK.
Both deals were immediately earnings-accretive, with EMC securing a significant contract in the renewable energy sector.
"2025 has been a year of strong financial progress for the group reflecting continued demand across our core markets, organic growth and improved operational efficiency across several group companies, along with the successful execution of our acquisition strategy," said chief executive Hugh Whitcomb.
Post year-end, the company agreed the conditional acquisition of the National Compliance and Testing division of Enerveo, part of SSE, providing further exposure to the UK electrical infrastructure market.
Amcomri said trading in 2026 started well and remained in line with expectations, supported by strong demand across defence, aerospace, power generation and energy markets, alongside increasing activity in UK rail electrification projects.
"The acquisitions completed during the year further strengthen our capabilities and expand our market reach," Whitcomb added.
"With positive trading momentum continuing into 2026 and a strong acquisition pipeline, the group remains well positioned to deliver further profitable growth."
At 1529 BST, shares in Amcomri Group were down 3.57% at 154.29p.
Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.
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