James Fisher and Sons (FSJ) H2 2025 TU earnings summary
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H2 2025 TU earnings summary
29 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Underlying operating profit for FY25 is anticipated to be ahead of market expectations, reaching approximately £28m with improved margins, driven by strategic initiatives and supportive end markets.
Revenue is expected to be around £395m, reflecting like-for-like growth of about 4% compared to the previous year, after adjusting for disposals and business closures.
The business portfolio has been streamlined, with a focus on productivity, supply chain efficiencies, and international expansion.
Financial highlights
Revenue of approximately £395m represents a 4% like-for-like increase year-over-year.
Underlying operating profit is expected to be around £28m, surpassing the consensus mean of £25.5m.
Operating margin improved to about 7% for the year.
Net debt/EBITDA maintained within the target range of 1.0-1.5x, supporting a robust balance sheet.
Outlook and guidance
Further progress is expected in FY26, with performance anticipated to be seasonally weighted towards the second half.
Recent contract wins in Defence improve visibility for FY26.
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