Avingtrans Plc (LSE:AVG) has reported robust full-year results for the 12 months ending 31 May 2025, with revenue climbing 14.5% to £156.4 million. Adjusted EBITDA came in at £16.7 million, slightly ahead of market expectations. The company’s Advanced Engineering Systems (AES) division achieved record performance, supported by rising global demand from artificial intelligence, data centers, and nuclear power projects. Meanwhile, the Medical and Industrial Imaging (MII) division made significant headway with the development of new MRI and X-ray technologies.
Management expressed confidence in continued growth, citing a strong order pipeline and targeted investments in high-potential areas as key enablers.
The outlook reflects positive momentum from technical indicators and corporate developments, suggesting strategic progress and growth potential. However, valuation pressures remain, with high P/E ratios posing a consideration for investors. Despite challenges in cash flow and profitability, the company’s positioning and long-term growth prospects are viewed favorably.
About Avingtrans
Avingtrans Plc designs, engineers, and manufactures mission-critical components, systems, and services for the energy, healthcare, and industrial sectors worldwide. Its portfolio of business units includes Hayward Tyler, Energy Steel, Stainless Metalcraft, Booth Industries, Ormandy Group, Slack & Parr, Composite Products, Adaptix, and Magnetica. The group’s expertise spans high-performance motors and pumps, nuclear-grade fabrications, safety-critical infrastructure, and advanced medical imaging solutions.
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