Staffline Group plc (STAF.L), a recruitment and training provider, reported Tuesday higher profit and revenues for fiscal 2025, and said it expects trading to continue in line with its expectations for the year 2026.
On the LSE, the shares were gaining around 7.1 percent, trading at 43.70 pence.
In fiscal 2025, profit before taxation climbed 48 percent to 7.4 million pounds from last year's 5.0 million pounds.
Excluding discontinued operations, profit after tax from continuing activities climbed to 5.5 million pounds from 4.1 million pounds a year ago. Earnings per share on continuing activities grew to 4.4 pence from 2.9 pence last year.
Including discontinued operations, the company recorded profit after tax of 4.8 million pounds or 3.8 pence per share, compared to prior year's loss of 10.8 million pounds or 7.7 pence per share.
EBITDA grew 33.1 percent to 16.5 million pounds from 12.4 million pounds last year.
Revenue increased 11.5 percent to 1.11 billion pounds from 992.9 million poundslast year, reflecting continued organic market share growth in existing customers, including a significant new strategic partnership with a logistics provider
Regarding the ootlook, the company said it remains cautiously optimistic for fiscal 2026 based on the defensive nature of its key GB markets of food and logistics in the supermarket segment and in the Irish public sector, despite the recent increased macroeconomic risks.
The Board is not proposing a final dividend payment for 2025.
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