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One Health Group PLC on Monday said revenue growth in financial 2026 has beat its expectations, amid continued pressure on the UK’s National Health Service. One Health is a Yorkshire, England-based independent provider of surgical procedures funded by the NHS. It estimated that revenue had increased roughly 13% to £32.0 million in the year ended March 31 from £28.4 million the year prior. This compares to company-compiled consensus of £29.4 million. New NHS patient referrals ticked up 11% to 18,931 from 17,020, while consultations jumped 20% to 50,774 from 42,238 and surgical procedures rose 15% to 8,113 from 7,043. One Health’s surgical operating facility count also climbed to 14 facilities from 10 previously, with construction of its first ‘surgical hub’ in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire on track to complete within the planned one-year timeline and cost estimate of £8 million to £9 million. The company is eyeing future sites in other ‘underserved areas’ where it can exploit high NHS demand. Cash balance totalled £11.1 million at March 31, down slightly from £11.4 million on-year, with One Health maintaining that it is ‘well-funded to deliver further organic growth’. Chief Executive Adam Binns commented: ‘NHS national waiting lists remain very high, despite continued NHS efforts and recent modest reductions, and we are proud that One Health remains well-positioned to continue to reduce pressure on the NHS by providing free high-quality care across underserved areas.’ One Health shares rose 4.0% to 249.50 pence on Monday morning in London and are up 33% over the past year. The company debuted on the Aquis Stock Exchange in 2022, and in March 2025, raised £7.8 million when it switched its listing to AIM. Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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