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(Sharecast News) - Fintel boosted its outlook on Tuesday on the back of a "transformational" year, including overhauling its structure and expanding the fintech's offering.
Updating on year-end trading, the AIM-listed firm - which provides fintech and support services to the UK retail financial services sector - said revenues rose around 10% in the year to December end to 85.9m. Within that, organic growth was around 0.6m, while acquisitions helped boost inorganic revenues by 7m.
Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, meanwhile, were slated to come in slightly ahead of market forecasts. Fintel said that following investment to expand products, services and capabilities, EBITDA was now expected to rise 17% to 25.9m.
As at 0845 GMT, the stock was trading up 3% at 259p.
Matt Timmins, chief executive, said: "2025 has been a transformational year for Fintel, underpinned by our new simplified operating structure.
"This has reshaped the business with focus and ambition, while strengthening our position."
Looking to the current year, Fintel said it had entered 2026 "in a strong position, with a simplified structure, significant customer base and a recurring-revenue model providing a solid foundation for organic growth".
Fintel is due to publish results for the year to 31 December on 17 March, ahead of a capital markets day in April.
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