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Restore (RST): Buyback programme and special dividend

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RST Restore

£404m · 307.0p · +32% since the first step
Capital return
Buyback programme and special dividend
proposed
Kindbuyback programme
Amount£20m
Of market value6.1%

As of 12 May 2026 ↗

Since Oct 2023: 124 situations of this kind – paid out 65%, went quiet 35%; median share price +5% six months after they opened

Next: continued purchases under the £20m programme
Every step · 4
  1. 12 Mar 2026 announced – Trading since the start of the year has been strong. All divisions are performing in line with or above our expectations, and accordingly we expect full... ↗
  2. 12 Mar 2026 proposed – Trading since the start of the year has been strong. All divisions are performing in line with or above our expectations, and accordingly we expect full... ↗
  3. 16 Mar 2026 announced – Investec will execute the first £10m of the Buyback and Canaccord will execute the second £10m, each acting severally as riskless principal. ↗
  4. 12 May 2026 proposed – Revenues increased significantly, reflecting both the contribution from acquisitions completed during the prior year and organic growth. ↗

What is happening

Restore: Buyback programme and special dividend – proposed. ['proposed']

In short
A £20m buyback was announced with the FY25 results and launched in March 2026. By the H1 results £4.6m had been purchased, and leverage fell to 1.7x within the 1.5x-2.0x target range, so the programme is being funded alongside acquisitions.
Announced
12 Mar 2026 · announced
Latest
12 May 2026 · announced
Size
£20m share buyback programme
Done so far
£4.6m purchased in H1 2026
Leverage
1.7x at 30 June 2026, target range 1.5x-2.0x

What comes next

continued purchases under the £20m programme.

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Briefing

Restore in 4 minutes

Restore plc, listed on AIM, stores and scans documents, shreds paper, sends NHS appointment letters and recycles IT equipment for UK businesses and public bodies. After a profit slump in 2023, new management cut...

  1. Act 12023: revenue held, profit fell
  2. Act 22024: repairing margins from the inside
  3. Act 32025: buying growth, selling Harrow Green
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Also at Restore 0 open
Upgrade / downgrade cycleProfit upgrade – guidance raised · third in 12 months · closed Insider conviction2 directors buying – £80k in 2 buys · closed Disposal of a part (break-up)Harrow Green disposal – Completed; sold to Pickfords for £5.5m · closed Insider conviction2 directors buying – £81k in 2 buys · closed Upgrade / downgrade cycleResults ahead of expectations – ahead of expectations · closed Restore – company page →

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