UK small-cap RNS · 23 Oct 2025

Q1 sales rose 6.2% to £428m, ahead of last year's 3.5% growth, with gross margin up 80bps on FX; FY26 PBT is confirmed in line, though profit is weighted to H2.

Deposits and funds under management grew strongly, but the loan book is shrinking as the bank declines to match low market pricing, and the Budget has dampened demand.

Thruvision Group plc (AIM: THRU), a leading provider of walk-through security technology ("Thruvision" or the "Company" and, together with its subsidiary undertakings, the "Group"), announces that at the Company's Annual General Meeting, being held later …

Q3 revenue nearly doubled to £752,100 on 82.9% more tenant contracts and higher revenue per contract, showing the rent guarantee model scaling after the AIM admission.

Q3 held up through self-help cost savings despite soft end markets; 2025 EBITDA is guided only flat on 2024's £143m, with FCF broadly neutral, so the benefit is resilience and not growth.

Sales weakness and Budget uncertainty put Q4 Sales below management expectations; the FY adjusted operating profit range of £21.5m-£23.2m sits below the £23.7m analyst consensus.

Q3 shows volume-led growth in Retail and Design & Installation, with Group revenue up 6.9% and full-year adjusted PBT guided to consensus, so the recovery in D&I is carrying on.

Adjusted PBT falls to about £2.4m from £10.0m as revenue drops 7.6% and costs rise. Management calls this 'in line with expectations', but there is no dividend and the outlook is cautious.

Revenue up about 16% to £65.9m, a reduced loss before tax and £10.9m cash, with a stronger Tamdown order book, show the turnaround progressing, though the group is still loss-making.

Dublin, London 23 October 2025: Mincon Group plc (Euronext:MIO; AIM:MCON), the Irish engineering group specialising in the design, manufacture, sale and servicing of rock drilling tools and associated consumable products, today provides a trading update for …

YTD EBITDA is up 15% and most segments are in line, but EMEA restructuring disruption pushes 2025 EBITDA to the lower end of the $135-$145m guidance range.

Cerillion, the billing, charging and customer relationship management software solutions provider, is pleased to announce an update on trading for the financial year ended 30 September 2025.

$13.1m net revenues and an average net selling price of $237