Skillcast Group (SKL) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
5 Oct, 2026Revenue and profitability
FY25 revenue expected at ~£15.4m, up 16% YoY from £13.2m; growth entirely organic.
Recurring subscription revenue rose 21% to ~£13.3m, reaching 87% of revenue vs 83% in 2024.
Non-strategic professional services revenue fell 9% to ~£2.0m from £2.3m.
FY25 EBITDA expected at ~£1.5m, ~210% above FY24’s £0.6m and in line with expectations; operational gearing and cost control supported growth.
ARR and cash
ARR increased 19% to £13.8m at 31 Dec 2025 from £11.6m a year earlier, driven mainly by new customers, upsells to Enhanced or Premium packages and lower churn.
Net cash was £12.7m at 31 Dec 2025 vs £9.1m a year earlier, equivalent to ~14p per ordinary share; improved conversion followed auto-renewing client contracts introduced in 2024.
Products and outlook
Clients are using the products to digitise and automate compliance processes beyond staff training and increase staff engagement.
Confidence in achieving the board’s expectations for FY26, with plans to build on 2025 performance through further product and service innovation.
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