24th Mar 2026 15:10
(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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Regional REIT Ltd - London-based real estate investment trust focused on commercial property outside the M25 motorway - Declares "fully covered" 10 pence per share dividend for 2025, up from 7.8p for 2024. Pretax loss narrows to GBP16.4 million from GBP39.5 million. Rental & property income falls to GBP78.6 million from GBP91.0 million. Change in fair value of investment properties narrows to a GBP26.6 million loss from GBP56.7 million, driving an operating profit of GBP388,000 against 2024's GBP23.9 million loss. Regional REIT targets an 8p per share dividend for 2026. Stephen Inglis, head of investment advisor ESR Europe LSPIM, says "the leasing market remains subdued", citing "a prolonged downturn in the property cycle and...war in the Middle East adding to geopolitical and economic uncertainty". Adds: "While this backdrop continues to temper near‑term activity, emerging supply constraints for quality, energy‑efficient space across key UK regional markets provide a supportive medium‑term outlook."
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Xaar PLC - Cambridge, England-based industrial inkjet manufacturer - Revenue from continuing operations increases 12% at constant currency to GBP60.1 million in 2025 from GBP53.8 million in 2024. Printhead revenue rises 22% to GBP43.0 million from GBP35.2 million. Continuing pretax loss narrows to GBP3.3 million from GBP9.4 million, although Xaar flips to an adjusted pretax profit of around GBP800,000 from a GBP1.0 million loss, and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation rise 56% to GBP3.5 million from GBP2.2 million. Looking ahead, Chief Executive John Mills says: "Early trading in 2026 is in line with expectations. The order book is healthy for this time of year, and the board believes the group is well positioned for further progress - both in 2026 and in the longer term."
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Corero Network Security PLC - London-based cybersecurity firm specialising in distributed denial of service protection - Revenue for 2025 increases 3.8% to USD25.5 million from USD24.6 million in 2024. Ebitda decreases to USD1.5 million from USD2.5 million, and Corero reports a pretax loss of USD711,000 against the prior year's USD498,000 profit. Annual recurring revenue increases 23% to USD23.9 million from USD19.5 million, for its subscription-based and DDoS protection-as-a-service products, and order intake increases 20% to USD33.8 million from USD28.2 million. Chief Executive Carl Herberger comments: "I am pleased with the performance of the business, especially in the second half where we delivered particularly strong sales growth. Our ongoing transition to a subscription-based sales model gathered pace in the year, and further investment in R&D and new product development has underpinned our sales growth with both new and existing customers." Going forward, the first quarter "has started strongly, significantly exceeding" 2025's "challenging" first three months, and Corero "remains positive" that it can "deliver sustained ARR growth".
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Flowtech Fluidpower PLC - Cheshire, England-based supplier of fluid power products, systems and solutions - Revenue for 2025 increases 9.0% to GBP116.9 million from GBP107.3 million in 2024. Like-for-like revenue, excluding the impact of Flowtech's Thorite, Allswage and Thomas Group acquisitions, decreased 3.0%. Company says this reflects "continued challenging markets". Pretax loss from continuing operations narrows to GBP3.0 million from GBP27.1 million. "Whilst 2025 did not live up to our initial expectations and we were disappointed with the final outturn this was largely due to continued volatile external markets," comments Non-Executive Chair Roger McDowell. "I am, however, pleased to say that we exited the year with positive momentum." Adds: "Whilst trading conditions continue to remain difficult to predict, particularly with the impact of recent events in the Middle East, we are now confident that Flowtech is well positioned to maximise the opportunities available.'' Flowtech says current trading is in line with its full-year expectations, with "solid momentum" from its order book and sales pipeline.
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TMT Investments PLC - venture capital investor in high-growth technology companies - Net asset value per share is USD7.13 as of December 31, up 8.9% from USD6.55 one year prior. Executive Director Alexander Selegenev says this is "mainly as a result of the significant positive currency exchange impact on the company's pound sterling and euro-denominated investments and the continued growth of TMT's investment in Scentbird." Cash balance is USD5.0 million, up from USD5.2 million. Company swings to a USD17.9 million net gain on investments for 2025, compared with a USD1.1 million loss in 2024. Says it made USD1.5 million in additional investments, down from USD5.9 million. Selegenev says the trust maintained a "cautious" approach due to "the continued high level of market uncertainty and volatility in 2025". Adds: "With no financial debt and strong cash reserves, TMT is well positioned to not only ride out the current market volatility, but also to continue making investments and realising full and partial disposals when the right opportunities present themselves."
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By Emma Curzon, Alliance News reporter
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