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The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Tribal Group PLC - Sheffield, England-based educational software and services provider - Pretax profit for 2025 more than doubles to £12.5 million from £5.9 million in 2024. Exceptional costs fall 86% to £796,000 from £5.6 million. Revenue increases 2.9% to £92.5 million from £90.0 million, with Student Information Systems revenue up 3% to £73.9 million. Annual recurring revenue increases 11% to £63.3 million. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation rise 8% to £17.5 million from £16.7 million. Both revenue and adjusted Ebitda are ‘comfortably in line with market expectations’, which as of late January had been upwardly revised to £90.8 million and £16.5 million respectively. Tribal’s total dividend for the year is 2.8 pence per share, more than quadrupled from 0.65p for 2024. The 2025 payout comprises a 1.5p special dividend and a 1.3p interim dividend ‘in place of a final dividend’. Looking ahead, Tribal ‘is confident in continued sales momentum in FY26 and the delivery of a financial performance in line with the board’s current expectations.’ ---------- Helix Exploration PLC - London-based helium exploration and development company advancing the Rudyard helium project in northern Montana - Says the period ended September 30 was a ‘year of significant transformation, building on the group’s successful IPO in 2024 and laying the foundations for the next stage of growth.’ Helix, which is non-revenue generating, reports a pretax loss of £1.9 million for the year, narrowed from £2.2 million. Share-based payments fall on-year to £39,000 from £887,000 and Helix books no listing-associated costs, compared with £428,000 in financial 2024. Notes the ‘major milestone’ of commencing production at Rudyard after the year’s end. ‘With a highquality asset base, an efficient production platform and a strong financial position, Helix is wellplaced for its next phase of growth,’ comments Non-Executive Chair Keith Spickelmier. ---------- Gunsynd PLC - investor in the natural resource sector - Reports pretax profit of £588,000 for the six months ended January 31, against a £357,000 loss for the prior year. Gunsynd reports no revenue for either period, but gains on financial investments total £990,000 against a £49,000 loss. Cash balance is £563,000 as of January 31, up from £105,000 one year prior. Net assets total £2.8 million, up from £1.7 million. Notes that equity prices for junior resources stocks ‘remain depressed’ but adds: ‘Although not yet reflected in equity prices, commodity prices, particularly gold and copper, have exhibited signs of recent strength notwithstanding recent events. We remain optimistic that provided the situation in the Middle East is resolved soon the outlook for gold in particular looks positive.’ ---------- Connecting Excellence Group PLC - Leeds-based international executive recruitment company - Connecting Excellence, which was incorporated in May and completed its IPO in December, reports £1.2 million in revenue for the half-year from May 14 to December 31, with a pretax loss of £130,000. Administrative expenses total £837,000 and finance costs are £71,000. Company notes that the period includes an exceptional item of £806,800 relating to IPO costs. Cash balance is £1.4 million as of December 31. ‘Looking forward, we remain focused on driving further recruitment revenue growth, developing our dedicated Bitcoin executive recruitment division, and leveraging innovative structures such as the XCE BTC Bond to grow our treasury while preserving operational capital,’ comments Chief Executive Officer Scott Ellam. ---------- Renalytix PLC - London-based diagnostics company - Reports revenue of $1.6 million for the six months ended December 31, up 23% from $1.3 million the previous year. Renalytix last month reported that revenue ramp-up in the first half was slower than expected, due to longer lead times and complexities in large healthcare system electronic medical record integrations. Underlying Ebitda loss narrows to $6.4 million from $7.2 million. Pretax loss narrows to $8.1 million from $8.6 million. Renalytix says it added 58 new practices sites added across New York, Texas, Florida and Arizona, and expanded to five fully integrated EHR systems for patient identification, ordering and reporting, from two in the previous first half. Says its progress in the first half positions it ‘for the next phase of scaled growth as integrations convert, utilisation builds and operating leverage improves.’ ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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