Spire Healthcare Group plc (SPI.L) reported that its group revenue was up 3.6% year-over-year in the four-month period from July to October 2025. The company noted that its transformation program is on track to deliver 30 million pounds of new savings during the year, which includes an uplift of 10 million pounds that was identified in early 2025 in response to the increase in National Insurance and National Minimum Wage. This uplift offsets half of the additional cost with more savings to come in 2026.
Despite strong progress in business transformation, due to market trends, the company expects adjusted Group EBITDA for fiscal year 2025 to be around the bottom end of its guidance range of 270 million pounds to 285 million pounds.
The company also expects to deliver a further 30 million pounds of new savings, which is already supported by a detailed plan.
The company expects fiscal year 2026 Group adjusted EBITDA to be broadly in line or slightly ahead of 2025.
Looking further ahead, the company would naturally expect this market environment to lead to further growth in private patient volumes and it remains confident in the medium-term outlook.
The company also announced an 18-month extension to the maturity of existing banking facilities of 425 million pounds to August 2028. Terms are unchanged from previous arrangement, and the facility still comprises of a term loan of 325 million pounds and a 100 million pounds revolving credit facility with the same syndicate of lenders.
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