U.K.-based Zigup Plc (ZIG.L), an integrated mobility solutions provider, reported that its profit before taxation for fiscal year ended 30 April 2025 decreased to 101.47 million pounds from 162.10 million pounds in the prior year.
Annual profit was $79.85 million pounds or 34.9 pence per share down from 125.02 million pounds or 54.0 pence per share in the prior year.
Underlying earnings per basic share of 58.4 pence was 3.0 pence lower than prior year, reflecting decreased profits in the year partially offset by a 0.7 pence impact of the share buyback program.
Total revenue for the year declined to 1.813 billion pounds from 1.833 billion pounds last year.
The company anticipates strong opportunities in fiscal year 2026, driven by robust demand for its mobility solutions across key markets. Its differentiated position and clear strategic framework are expected to support sustainable growth in underlying revenues, profitability, and cash flow, while delivering attractive returns to shareholders. This outlook includes a target of achieving mid to upper single-digit underlying EBIT growth across operating divisions, excluding the impact of disposal profits.
The Board has proposed a final dividend of 17.6 pence per share, an increase from 17.5 pence in the previous year. This dividend is scheduled for payment on 30 September 2025 to shareholders registered at the close of business on 29 August 2025. The total dividend for the year will amount to 26.4 pence, representing a 2.3% increase compared to the prior year's 25.8 pence.
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