Microlise Group Plc (LSE:SAAS) has issued a trading update indicating that FY25 revenue is now expected to fall short of market forecasts, pressured by weaker order volumes from major global OEM partners and delays on several UK projects. Even so, the company projects annual recurring revenue to rise by about 4.5% and is preparing a series of cost-saving measures aimed at protecting margins and improving overall profitability. Microlise has also appointed Dean Garvey-North as its new Chief Technology Officer, a move intended to sharpen the company’s technology roadmap and strengthen alignment with long-term commercial goals. Management remains confident in the business’s growth trajectory, pointing to its resilient recurring revenue base and updated go-to-market strategy.
While the broader outlook is supported by steady revenue generation and solid cash-flow characteristics, technical indicators suggest overbought conditions, and valuation concerns persist due to negative earnings. With no recent earnings-call commentary or major corporate events to factor in, these elements do not alter the overall assessment.
More about Microlise Group Holdings Ltd.
Microlise Group Plc provides transport and fleet management technologies designed to boost efficiency, enhance safety, and lower emissions across logistics and transport operations. Founded in 1982, the company serves over 2,500 customers worldwide and operates from its headquarters in Nottingham, UK, with satellite offices in France, Australia, and India. Microlise is listed on AIM and carries the London Stock Exchange’s Green Economy Mark.
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