XPS Pensions Group Plc (LSE:XPS) reported a robust half-year performance for the period ending 30 September 2025, with group revenue rising 13% on the back of sustained client demand and an expanded service offering. Growth was supported by the acquisition of Polaris and continued momentum within the insurance consulting segment. Despite facing headwinds such as increased national insurance costs, the firm still delivered an 8% uplift in adjusted EBITDA, reflecting ongoing efficiency gains and disciplined investment. The Board declared a higher interim dividend, signalling confidence in the company’s strategy and its solid market positioning. Management maintains a positive outlook as XPS leverages regulatory shifts, market opportunities, and its employee-focused culture paired with innovative technology capabilities.
The company’s broader outlook is underpinned by financial strength, including healthy revenue expansion and solid gross margins. Still, profitability and cash flow remain areas to watch. Technical indicators currently point to a neutral stance with a slight bullish tilt, while valuation metrics suggest the shares may be priced at a premium. With no earnings-call commentary or recent corporate events providing additional context, these elements remain unchanged.
More about XPS Pensions Group Plc
XPS Pensions Group Plc is a leading UK-based consultancy and administration provider serving more than 1,300 pension schemes and their sponsoring employers. The company offers advisory and administrative support to insurers and pension funds, overseeing the pensions of around 1.2 million members and working with schemes of all sizes, including those managing assets in excess of £1 billion.
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