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TT Electronics H1 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.H1 2026 earnings summary2 Sep, 2026
Executive summary
Profitability and margin expansion were driven by strategic actions, operational execution, and leadership changes, including a new CFO, Chairman, and Senior Independent Director.
Adjusted operating profit rose 37% year-over-year to £18.5m, with margin up 230bps to 8.1%.
Divisional realignment, cost reduction, and sales transformation initiatives delivered tangible progress, with Components division returning to profitability and Cleveland turnaround completed.
Board expects full-year adjusted operating profit to exceed current market expectations.
Statutory operating profit reached £9.7m, reversing a £3.0m loss in H1 2025.
Financial highlights
Revenue was £228.1m, down 2.7% year-over-year due to one-off factors, but underlying sales grew ~4%.
Adjusted operating profit: £18.5m (up 37%); adjusted margin: 8.1% (up 230bps); adjusted EPS: 5.7p (up from 1.9p).
ROIC improved to 17.7% (up 770bps); leverage at 1.1x, net debt at £52.0m.
Free cash flow was nil in H1 due to working capital outflows; cash conversion at 42%.
Book-to-bill ratio at 112%, with order book up 20% year-over-year to £550m.
Outlook and guidance
Adjusted operating profit for FY2026 expected ahead of consensus; revenue to return to organic growth in H2.
Leaner operating model and cost reduction programme to drive continued margin expansion and >£6m annualised savings from FY2027.
Full-year cash conversion targeted at 70–80%, supporting further deleveraging.
No dividend expected for 2026; policy under review for future periods.
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Latest events from TT Electronics
- Stable 2025 results with margin gains, Power growth, and strong cash flow; 2026 outlook resilient.TTG
H2 2025 - European growth offset by North American and Asian losses; profit guidance maintained.TTGH1 2025
- Revenue down 5.5% organically; profit guidance maintained amid operational restructuring.TTGTrading Update
- 2024 profit guidance cut sharply due to North American operational issues; 12% margin target for 2026 reaffirmed.TTGTrading Update
- Cost savings and growth in Europe and Asia offset North American weakness; FY24 profit at low end.TTGTrading Update
- Project Dynamo drives £17m in savings as strong orders and margin focus support H2 outlook.TTGH1 2024
- Revenue and profit fell, but cash flow and margins improved in Europe and Asia; dividend paused.TTGH2 2024
Next TT Electronics earnings date
H2 202624 Mar, 2027
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Next TT Electronics earnings date
H2 202624 Mar, 2027
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TT Electronics plc is a United Kingdom-based company, which is engaged in the design and manufacture of electronics for applications across various industry verticals. The company operates through three segments: Power and Connectivity, Global Manufacturing Solutions, and Sensors and Specialist Components. The Power and Connectivity segment offers power management products and connectivity devices that enable the capture and wireless transfer of data, energy efficiency products, modules/trays/boards for networking equipment as well as provides services related to monitoring, control, protection and diagnostics. The Global Manufacturing Solutions segment offers engineering solutions for its product divisions as well as to customers that demand a lower volume with higher mix of various products.