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TPXimpact Holdings PLC on Tuesday guided further top line and earnings improvements, as it posted a narrowed full-year loss following the reshaping of its business. The London-based technology-enabled services company reported a pretax loss of £634,000 for the financial year that ended March 31, narrowed from £10.0 million a year earlier. Revenue grew 1.0% to £78.1 million from £77.3 million, but with the improved bottom line owed to lower costs. The company reported second half revenue of £41.9 million, representing a 16% sequential uplift on the first half, ‘demonstrating building momentum from contract wins during the year’. Administrative expenses fell 20% to £25.0 million from £31.3 million, and finance costs were down 38% at £890,000 from £1.4 million. TPXimpact reported positive trading in the new financial year, with £31 million of new business won in the first two months of financial 2027. Looking ahead to the full year, the company guided ‘healthy’ double-digit revenue growth, as well as adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of not less than £12 million. For financial 2026, adjusted Ebitda was £8.6 million. TPXimpact also expects to report an around 1% adjusted Ebitda margin improvement from 11.0%, and sees net debt falling to zero by the end of the period. Shares in the company were up 6.5% at 65.48 pence on Tuesday afternoon in London. ‘As noted in our April update, I am delighted by the performance of the business during the last financial year, which provides a positive conclusion to our three-year turnaround plan. We have successfully reshaped the business into a more profitable, resilient and cash-generative organisation that is designed with growth in mind,’ said Chief Executive Bjorn Conway. ‘I am excited about the future for TPXimpact - we enter FY27 with a strong business, continued focus on disciplined execution, and an account-centred plan that puts clients at the heart of everything we do.’ Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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