Videndum (VID) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
12 Nov, 2026Trading
After a promising July, trading in August–October was weaker than expected but broadly in line with the same period last year; geopolitical headwinds delayed customer decisions and shifted projects into FY27.
Product launches were delayed, mainly by component constraints; Feltre production issues are resolved, but revenue remains affected as distribution partners work to improve availability and sales conversion.
Liquidity remains good; immediate priorities are cash generation, cost reduction and improved sales conversion.
FY26 outlook
FY26 revenue and adjusted EBITDA are expected to be broadly similar to FY25.
Strategic initiatives
Jan Peter Tewes is assessing user groups, market needs and growth prospects, identifying opportunities to improve efficiency and commercial execution.
A self-help programme targets cash generation, lower inventory and operating costs, sustainable growth, and a simpler, regionally led structure.
Programme target: ~£10m annualised cost savings by 2028 at a cost of ~£3m; initiatives support medium-term ambitions of £350m revenue and a mid-teens adjusted EBITDA margin.
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