11th Nov 2025 13:12
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Dialight PLC - London-based industrial LED lighting company - Swings to pretax profit of USD4.5 million in six months to September 30, from loss of GBP20.8 million a year prior. Revenue falls 4.3% USD86.4 million from USD90.3 million. Administrative expenses fall to USD14.2 million from USD39.6 million. "The group continues to operate against a backdrop of tariff uncertainty and delayed sales orders caused by certain macroeconomic constraints," Chief Executive Officer Steve Blair says. "For the second half of our financial year, we will continue to expect to deliver strong and tangible progress from the transformation plan which will conclude at the end of March 2026. Our focus is on making accelerated progress on our sales transformation and generating growth in Lighting, despite the continued headwind of difficult US market conditions. The board remains confident in achieving the recently upgraded expectations for the full financial year."
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AB Dynamics PLC - Bradford on Avon-based testing, simulation and measurement products and services for the transport market - Pretax profit in year to August 31 rises 22% to GBP14.6 million from GBP12.0 million, while revenue improves 3.1% to GBP114.7 million from GBP111.3 million. AB Dynamics lifts its dividend by 20% to 9.16 pence per share from 7.63p. "Whilst mindful of short-term macroeconomic disruption, which may continue into the first half of FY 2026, the board remains confident that the group will make further financial and strategic progress this year and expects to deliver FY 2026 adjusted operating profit in line with current expectations, with an expected bias towards the second half of the year," the firm adds. The adjusted operating profit consensus stands at GBP24.5 million, which would represent a rise from GBP23.3 million in the year just ended. Financial 2025 adjusted operating profit improved 15% from GBP20.3 million.
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Shearwater Group PLC - London-based cybersecurity advisory and managed security services group - Revenue in 15 months to June 30 amounts to GBP39.5 million and its pretax loss totals GBP13.4 million. Revenue in the year ended March 2024 totalled GBP24.4 million and its pretax loss was GBP3.3 million. Shearwater changed its year-end date to the end of June to "better align the group's financial year with its customer procurement cycle". Shearwater cites intense competition, particularly from Microsoft Authenticator, for making financial 2025 "challenging," but says trading so far in financial 2026 is in line with expectations.
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Vaalco Energy Inc - exploration and production firm with assets in Canada, Ivory Coast, Egypt, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea - Sales in the third quarter decline and it swings to a loss. Pretax loss in the third quarter of 2025 amounts to USD2.5 million, swinging from profit of USD43.6 million. Net income plunges to USD1.1 million from USD11.0 million. Revenue falls to USD61.0 million from USD140.3 million. The average crude oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids sales per barrel equivalent on a net revenue interest basis was USD51.26, slumping from USD65.41. "We continue to deliver consistent quarterly results that either meet or exceed our guidance. Both our sales and NRI production for the third quarter of 2025 were above the midpoint of guidance, leading to solid financial results," CEO George Maxwell says. Vaalco now sees 2025 production at 15,900-16,910 barrels of oil equivalent per day, and sales volumes at 16,100-17,3000 boepd. Its output range had previously stood at 14,500-16,710 boepd and the sales volumes view stood between 14,900-17,200. The guidance is on a net revenue interest basis.
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Henderson Far East Income Ltd - investor in companies in the Asia Pacific - Net asset value per share at August 31 financial year end rises to 223.32 pence from 221.97p the year prior. The NAV total return is 12.7%, shy of the FTSE World Asia Pacific ex Japan Index return of 14.1% and the MSCI AC Asia Pacific ex Japan High Dividend Yield Index return of 13.9%. Annual dividends total 24.90p per share, up 1.2% on-year. "After a fraught and confusing period for Asia's equity markets, the outlook for stocks and dividends in the Asia Pacific region is decidedly positive, notwithstanding a few areas of concern," the firm adds.
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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