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(Sharecast News) - Yü Group said in an update on Tuesday that trading for the year ended 31 December was in line with full-year expectations, as solid organic growth offset the impact of normalising wholesale energy prices across its contract book.
The AIM-traded energy supplier said revenue for 2025 was expected to be £700m, up from £646m a year earlier, reflecting both continued customer growth and lower average energy prices compared with the prior year.
EBITDA was forecast to be in line with market expectations, with consensus standing at £50.3m, while strong cash generation continued to support the group's progressive dividend policy.
Operationally, Yü Group reported a significant increase in meter points supplied, rising by around 48% year on year, alongside continued progress in the equivalent volume of energy supplied to UK SME and corporate customers.
Management said the performance demonstrated market-leading growth in more normalised trading conditions.
Looking ahead, the group said organic growth in 2026 would reflect stabilised energy prices within its forward contract book, which it described as "very strong".
A planned step-up in investment during 2026 was expected to underpin growth ambitions and support a targeted increase in market share over the next three years, with further details to be outlined alongside the full-year results.
"The group continues to demonstrate market leading growth in normalised market conditions, underpinning the firm belief that we are well placed to deliver our medium term ambition of 6% market share," said chief executive Bobby Kalar.
He added that the business had been positioned for its next stage of growth and said he looked forward to updating shareholders in due course.
Yü Group said it expected to publish its full-year results for 2025 on 17 March.
At 1306 GMT, shares in Yu Group were up 0.45% at 1,660p.
Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.
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