Defence Holdings (ALRT) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
24 Mar, 2026Executive summary
Advanced Project Ixian into pre-contract phase with its first customer, reflecting rapid progress in defence technology delivery and operational integration.
Strengthened financial position through successful capital raising, strategic partnerships, and transition to a defence-focused operating model.
Deepened integration with major technology partners and expanded engagement with allied defence stakeholders.
Leadership and governance reinforced with key appointments, including a new Non-Executive Chairman and CTO.
Financial highlights
Total assets increased from £77,000 to £2.72 million, driven by capital raised and partnership formation.
Total liabilities reduced from £729,000 to £78,000, improving balance sheet resilience.
Cash reserves rose from £69,000 to £2.21 million by period end.
Revenue for the six months ended 30 September 2025 was £4.33 million; gross profit was £3.13 million.
Operating loss for the period was £3.74 million; loss after tax was £3.51 million.
Outlook and guidance
Entering a busy Q1 with planned updates on existing products and initiation of new strategic workstreams.
CEO appointment expected in Q1 2026 to drive next phase of commercial delivery.
Continued focus on operational demand-driven growth and disciplined capital deployment.
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