EARNINGS: Allianz Technology outperforms; eEnergy revenue doubles
The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Monday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Allianz Technology Trust PLC - technology sector focused investor - Net asset value per share at June 30 half-year end surges 45% to 826.7 pence from 571.7p at the end of December. The Dow Jones World Technology Index benchmark rises 26%, so Allianz Technology Trust outperforms. The firm adds: "In the shorter term, we can expect tech stocks to be impacted by how the global political and macroeconomic backdrop unfolds over the remainder of the year. Relations between the US and Iran are fragile to say the least and a protracted period of renewed military conflict would clearly threaten an already uncertain inflation outlook. That said, the longer term outlook for the tech sector remains as exciting as ever and our Investment Manager continues to identify compelling opportunities across a broad range of themes and sectors including AI infrastructure, semiconductors, memory, data centres and optical networking."
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eEnergy Group PLC - London-based net zero energy services provider - Pretax loss in first half of 2026 narrows to £1.1 million from £1.9 million a year prior, with revenue surging to £21.8 million from £10.1 million. In June, it made a significant cut to its full-year revenue and profit guidance. It said following a "detailed" review and significant reduction in pipeline revenue, it now expects 2026 revenue of around £32.0 million, down from previous guidance of £38.0 million. It now sees 2026 adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of £1.7 million, cut from the previous forecast of £4.5 million. eEnergy says on Monday: "The company continues to trade in line with these expectations."
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FDM Group Holdings PLC - London-based professional services provider - "Positive lead indicators" it saw in several of its markets late in 2025 continued through first half of 2026. Chief Executive Officer Rod Flavell says: "While consultants assigned to clients remain at suppressed levels, we have delivered the first six-monthly increase in this metric since the market downturn in 2023, together with an increase in coaching completions of 50% against the second half of last year. Our markets remain uncertain, with macroeconomic and political instability continuing to impact our customers' investment decisions; it remains too early to judge whether this improvement will continue." Pretax profit in the six months to June 30 falls 49% to £4.1 million from £8.0 million, with revenue declining 19% to £78.6 million from £97.3 million. FDM halves its dividend to 3.0p per share from 6.0p.
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Fragrant Prosperity Holdings Ltd - British Virgin Islands-based special purpose acquisition company - Pretax loss in year to March 31 widens to £250,840 from £182,934 a year prior, with no revenue generated either year. It adds: "The board continued to review a number of potential acquisition opportunities across the sector but none of which met the necessary criteria for selection as at the end of the year. It is expected that with the potential improvement in the market conditions for raising capital and undertaking reverse takeovers in the UK along with the changes to the UK listing regime recently announced by the FCA that the Company will have improved prospects for identifying a potential target."
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Pennpetro Energy PLC - London-based developer of energy projects in Ukraine, US and Canada - Pretax loss in year to March 31 narrows to USD1.1 million from USD1.3 million. Administrative expenses rises to USD941,224 from USD935,570, with the finance expense increasing to USD212,498 from USD357,969. No revenue is generated in either period.
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Unicorn Mineral Resources PLC - explorer for copper, lead, zinc and silver in Ireland - Pretax loss in year to March 31 widens to EUR598,428 from EUR467,280 a year prior. UMR reports no revenue, unchanged on-year.
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Seeen PLC - London-based social media and technology company - Pretax loss in 2025 widens to USD2.7 million from USD2.4 million, though revenue rises 65% to USD5.0 million from USD3.0 million. "The group delivered substantial revenue growth, reached ongoing cash flow breakeven in the second half of 2025 and entered 2026 with a clearer strategy, a stronger customer base and a larger market opportunity," Seeen adds.
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Crimson Tide PLC - Kent, England-based field management software provider - Pretax profit in financial year ended April 30 amounts to £185,000, swinging from loss of £2.3 million in 16 months to April 30, 2025. Revenue falls 26% to £5.9 million from £8.0 million. "Our new executive team has stabilised the business, strengthened our foundations for growth, and positioned the group in a significantly stronger operational and financial position than at any point in recent years," Non-Executive Chair Chris Fielding says. Crimson Tide changed its year-end date from December. The firm adds: "We entered FY27 a stronger, clearer business. The cost base is right, the product is better, the pricing model is built for growth, and the team is in place. Reported revenue in the near term will reflect the contract that concluded on 31 March 2026, and we are clear-eyed about that. The work of this year is to build on the foundations we have laid: converting an accelerating pipeline into new customers, expanding within our existing base and holding churn at the materially lower levels we now expect."
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