4imprint Group plc (FRRFF,FOUR.L), a direct marketer of promotional merchandise, on Wednesday said trading results for the first four months of 2026 were in line with the board's expectations, with revenue consistent with the same period in 2025.
The company said that the order intake declined about 2% during the period, with existing customer orders flat and new customer orders down about 7%.
Average order value increased about 2% through April, primarily due to price adjustments.
The company said tariff-related supplier cost increases received in early 2026 were manageable, resulting in slightly lower gross margins compared with full-year 2025.
The board said it remains confident in the group's outlook and its ability to deliver solid near-term performance while positioning the business for growth as market conditions improve.
The company mentioned that it expects to report half-year results for the 26 weeks ended June 27, on August 5.
On Tuesday, 4imprint Group closed trading, 0.60% lesser at GBp 3,668 on the London Stock Exchange.
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