UK's Fiske reports stable HY revenue, operating loss due to higher costs from system updates

Reuters02-26 15:19
UK's Fiske reports stable HY revenue, operating loss due to higher costs from system updates

Overview

  • UK financial intermediary's interim revenue stable at £3.91 mln, aligning with expectations

  • Operating loss of £0.292 mln due to increased costs from system updates

  • Company increased interim dividend by 10% to 0.3025p

Outlook

  • Company anticipates receiving a £0.55 mln dividend from Euroclear in June 2026

  • Fiske increases interim dividend by 10% to 0.3025p

  • Company continues compliance work to enhance business model sustainability

Result Drivers

  • SYSTEM UPDATES - Increased operational costs due to ongoing updates to systems and controls, necessary for compliance and future growth

  • ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT - Assets under management increased by 8% to £950 mln, reflecting positive investment management performance

Company press release: ID:nRSZ4316Ua

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

H1 Revenue

GBP 3.92 mln

H1 EBIT

-GBP 292,000

H1 Operating Expenses

-GBP 4.21 mln

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