Johnson Service Group Plc (JSG.L) Tuesday said that its fiscal 2025 profit rose from last year, helped by higher revenues. The company also announced a final dividend, thus lifting the annual dividend by 20 percent.
On the LSE, JSG.L is currently down 7.4 percent on Tuesday's trading at 133.40 pence.
The British textile rental company posted profit attributable to equity holders of 37.1 million pounds or 9.2 pence per share in fiscal 2025, higher than last year's 35.6 million pounds or 8.4 pence per share. On an adjusted basis, profit was 48.9 million pounds or 12.1 pence per share, compared to 42.1 million pounds or 10.1 pence per share in fiscal 2024.
During the year, pre-tax profit climbed 7.6 percent to 50.8 million pounds from 47.2 million pounds a year ago. The company's adjusted profit before taxation came in at 64.5 million pounds, compared to 54.8 million pounds in the previous year.
According to Johnson Service Group, annual revenues rose 4.3 percent to 535.4 million pounds from 513.4 million pounds in the prior year. The company's adjusted EBITDA margin was 31.2 percent during fiscal 2025, higher than last year's 29.7 percent.
The company's Board has recommended a final dividend of 3.2 pence per share, taking the full year dividend to 4.8 pence, up 20 percent from last year.
The final dividend, after being approved by shareholders will be paid on May 15 to those Shareholders on the register at close of business on April 17. The ex-dividend date is April 16.
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