Gamma announces share buyback as expects to meet 2025 expectations

Gamma Communications PLC on Tuesday said it expects to report 2025 financial performance in line with market expectations, as it announced a share buyback programme.

The Berkshire, England-based provider of communication services said it expects to report adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in line with the consensus of between £140.0 million and £143.0 million for 2025, between 12% and 14% higher than £125.5 million in 2024.

Further, it anticipates to post 2025 fully diluted adjusted earnings per share in line with the consensus of between 93.6 pence and 95.4p, between 10% and 12% higher than 85.1p in 2024.

The company hailed ‘material year-on-year growth, underpinned by a positive performance from our recent German acquisitions.’

Chief Executive Andrew Belshaw said: ‘Gamma expects to report another good set of results, underpinned by strong growth in Germany, and despite the challenging UK macroeconomic backdrop.’

He added: ‘Although the UK market faces ongoing headwinds, including the Public Switched Telephone Network [PSTN] switch-off in early 2027 [shift from copper telephone network], our increased scale in Germany, expanded group product portfolio and robust business model - supported by high recurring revenue, strong cash generation and available liquidity - positions Gamma well for years to come.’

Meanwhile, Gamma announced the launch of a share buyback of up to £42.5 million, to run until maximum the end of 2026. Further, it intends to launch a share buyback of the same size in 2027.

The company expects to release 2025 results on March 24.

Gamma shares rose 5.6% to 932.00 pence each on Tuesday morning in London.

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