Trainline Plc (TRN.L), a rail and coach travel platform selling tickets, on Thursday reported higher net ticket sales and revenues in its first half.
Looking ahead for fiscal 2025, the company now projects adjusted EBITDA to exceed the previous guidance range, while net ticket sales and revenues would be at the top end of forecast range.
For the year, the previous outlook for adjusted EBITDA was between 2.4 percent and 2.5 percent of net ticket sales.
The outlook for net ticket sales growth is between 8 percent and 12 percent, and revenue growth between 7 percent and 11 percent.
For the first half, Group net ticket sales increased 13 percent to 3.00 billion pounds from last year's 2.65 billion pounds. Net ticket sales were up 14 percent at constant currency rates.
UK Consumer net ticket sales were 2.0 billion pounds, 15 percent higher than last year, reflecting more people switching to digital tickets.
International Consumer net ticket sales were 583 million pounds, 6 percent higher than last year, with Spain and Italy growing fastest. Combined net ticket sales across France and Germany were down 3 percent.
Trainline Solutions net ticket sales were 449 million pounds, a growth of 19 percent from the prior year.
Total Group revenue was 229 million pounds, 16 percent higher than last year's 197 million pounds. The growth was 17 percent at constant currency rates.
UK Consumer revenues climbed 17 percent to 106 million pounds, and the growth was 18 percent in International Consumer revenues and 14 percent in Trainline Solutions.
The company is scheduled to publish its half -year results on November 7.
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