Iomart Group plc (LSE:IOM) has released its financial results for the year ending 31 March 2025, reporting a 13% rise in revenue to £143.5 million, primarily fueled by acquisitions and targeted growth in select service lines. However, the company recorded a statutory pre-tax loss of £53.2 million, largely due to a significant non-cash goodwill impairment.
Despite this accounting setback, the acquisition of Atech has proven to be strategically beneficial—driving top-line growth and expanding Iomart’s cloud and security offerings. The company is now prioritizing operational efficiencies, debt reduction, and lowering customer churn to support its next phase of development.
Outlook and Market Sentiment
While Iomart’s financial fundamentals and valuation suggest long-term potential, technical indicators currently point to near-term volatility, warranting investor caution. Nonetheless, the recent consolidation of its brand under the ‘Atech’ identity signals a unified market approach and improved strategic clarity.
About Iomart Group plc
Iomart Group is a UK-based provider of secure cloud and IT infrastructure solutions, serving businesses across a range of industries. The company has built a strong presence in the public cloud and cybersecurity sectors through acquisitions like Atech, enhancing its service portfolio and positioning itself for sustained growth in the evolving digital landscape.
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