EARNINGS: TPXimpact swings to profit; Dialight profit jumps
The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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TPXimpact Holdings PLC - London-based technology-enabled services company - Swings to a pretax profit of £3.2 million in the six months to September 30 from a loss of £1.7 million a year earlier, as revenue jumps 60% to £57.9 million from £36.2 million. New business wins total £86 million, up from £31 million, including contracts worth £25 million with HM Prison & Probation Service, £19 million with HM Land Registry and £16 million with the Ministry of Justice. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation more than double to £8.0 million from £3.2 million. Reaffirms financial 2027 guidance for revenue of at least £105 million and adjusted Ebitda of at least £14 million. Revenue in financial 2026 totalled £78.1 million, and the adjusted Ebitda amounted to £8.6 million.
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Dialight PLC - London-based industrial LED lighting maker - Pretax profit more than triples to USD14.2 million in the six months to September 30 from USD4.5 million a year earlier. Revenue rises 9.3% to USD94.4 million from USD86.4 million. "We are continuing to deliver profitable sales growth and strong cash generation, and reaching a positive net cash position is an important milestone for the group. I would like to thank all stakeholders, but especially our employees, for their belief, commitment and hard work in improving the group’s performance in the past three years," Chief Executive Officer Steve Blair says. "We enter the second half of the year with a strong outlook and are targeting continued sales growth and gross margins meeting our upgraded guidance. The board therefore believes the group has the potential to significantly exceed current market expectations for net income for the full financial year."
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Cambridge Nutritional Sciences PLC - London-based medical diagnostics - Reports a widening first-half pretax loss to £796,000 in the six months to September 30 from £397,000 a year earlier, as revenue falls to £2.4 million from £3.9 million. Cambridge Nutritional Sciences expects full-year sales to be lower than the previous year due to ongoing headwinds, although it says its sales pipeline continues to grow. Revenue in financial 2026 was £7.0 million.
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Northern Bear PLC - Newcastle Upon Tyne, England-based specialist building and support services company - Proposes a return of up to £9.1 million to shareholders through a tender offer for up to 6.9 million shares at 132.5 pence each, representing around 50% of its issued shares. The price represents a 19% premium to its closing share price of 111.5p last week Thursday. The proposal is subject to shareholder approval at a general meeting on December 22. Separately, it says pretax profit falls 49% to £2.0 million in the six months to September 30 from £4.0 million a year earlier. Revenue declines 21% to £38.9 million from £49.4 million. Expects financial 2027 results broadly in line with market expectations, assuming trading conditions do not deteriorate. "The board does not envisage any market uplift in the foreseeable future, given the macroeconomic situation," it adds.
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Wynnstay Properties PLC - London-based property investment and development company - Pretax profit falls 2.7% to £758,000 in the six months to September 29 from £779,000 a year earlier. Rental income rises 1.5% to £1.43 million from £1.41 million, supported by rent increases on new leases. Declares an interim dividend of 11.0 pence per share, up 4.8% from 10.5p. Net asset value per share rises 3.6% to 1,215p from 1,173p a year earlier. Says subsequent lettings and renewals are expected to push its annual rent roll above £3 million for the first time.
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Public Policy Holding Co Inc - Washington, DC-based group of advisory firms, specialising in government affairs and public relations - Swings to pretax profit of USD698,000 from USD6.9 million loss a year prior in the third quarter. Revenue rises 13% to USD55.2 million from USD48.8 million. Reaffirms full-year revenue guidance of USD213 million to USD216 million. "The performance reflects the benefits of our diversified platform, with particularly strong results in Government Relations, alongside continued execution of our growth strategy. During the quarter, we expanded our capabilities and geographic reach through the acquisitions of Tancredi and The Advocacy Partners, and we continued that strategic expansion following the period end with the acquisition of Reevemark," Chief Executive Officer Stewart Hall says.
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Tatton Asset Management PLC - provides discretionary fund management and independent financial advisor support services - Assets under management and influence rise 16% to £27.97 billion at September 30 half-year end, from £24.22 billion at end of March. Organic net inflows total £1.00 billion, weakening from £1.35 billion a year prior. It averages at £167 million of organic net inflows per month, shy of its £200 million to £250 million target range. "The lower than anticipated growth reflects an increase in consolidation activity in the second quarter, when assets belonging to a small number of adviser firms were moved to their consolidators' in-house propositions. Excluding this impact, underlying net inflows remained within our guidance range of £200m to £250m per month and, outside these cases, attrition was in line with prior periods," it says. Pretax profit rises 37% to £16.0 million in the six months to September 30 from £11.7 million a year earlier. Revenue increases 25% to £32.1 million from £25.7 million. Declares an interim dividend of 11.0 pence per share, down 8.3% from 12.0p. Maintains target of £30 billion in assets under management and influence before the end of financial 2029.
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Zoo Digital Group PLC - Sheffield, England-based digital media services - Swings to a pretax profit of USD1.2 million in the six months to September 30, from a loss of USD1.4 million a year earlier. Revenue rises 5.5% to USD23.6 million from USD22.4 million, while adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation jump 79% to USD3.5 million from USD2.0 million. Localisation revenue grows 46%, offsetting a 37% decline in media services revenue. The company expects full-year revenue growth and further profit progression in line with market expectations, which it puts at USD43.5 million for revenue and USD4.1 million for adjusted Ebitda. It cautions that some one-off first-half projects are unlikely to repeat in the second half and that revenue visibility remains limited. In financial 2026, revenue amounted to USD42.3 million and its adjusted Ebitda totalled USD4.0 million.
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