Foresight Group Holdings Limited (FSG.L) on Tuesday reported financial results for the six months ended September 30, 2025.
The company's total revenue was £81.5 million, up from £73.2 million a year earlier, an increase of roughly 11 percent.
The company's core EBITDA pre-share-based payments remained in line with management expectations and FY26 consensus. The firm raised assets under management - AUM to £13.6 billion, up from £13.2 billion, and funds under management - FUM to £9.6 billion, both modest increases over the prior period.
The company secured £223 million in new investments into higher-margin retail vehicles, and obtained €505 million in commitments for its energy-infrastructure fund, with that fund already deploying £210 million into UK battery storage assets.
Foresight noted continued investor demand for its specialist and tax-efficient investment products and said that post-period its private-equity arm closed a £90 million first-close on its 16th regional institutional fund.
The group reaffirmed its medium-term strategy to double core EBITDA pre-SBP by FY29.
FSG.L currently trades at £409.5 or 11.27% lower on the LSE.
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