AA (AA) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
7 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue grew 14% and adjusted EBITDA 9%; profit before tax rose 70% to £39m.
Stonepeak proceeds supported debt reduction, including redemption of £155m of B Notes; S&P upgraded A Notes to BBB from BBB-.
Customer service improved, with higher NPS and Trustpilot ratings alongside improved operational metrics.
H2 began with strong momentum, with continued focus on cash generation, debt reduction and profitable growth.
Financial highlights
Revenue rose 14% to £712m from £625m; adjusted EBITDA increased 9% to £225m from £206m.
Operating profit increased 32% to £127m; profit before tax rose 70% to £39m, and profit for the period increased 81% to £29m.
Operating cash flow reached £190m, up from £174m; free cash flow increased 74% to £33m, supported by reduced capex and positive working capital.
Reported EBITDA was £192m, up from £174m.
Group net debt fell to £1,994m from £2,174m at FY24.
Outlook and guidance
Management was confident of a strong full-year performance, with H2 growth focused on driver services, profitable growth and continued transformation.
B2C roadside membership growth was expected to remain steady, with no material acceleration in the mature market.
Management expected further growth in Home Insurance and Accident Assist and confidence in retaining key B2B accounts.
Pricing increases had largely covered prior inflationary pressures; a calmer year-on-year pricing environment was expected.
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