Beeks Financial Cloud Group plc (LSE:BKS) said trading for the six months to 31 December 2025 met market expectations, supported by new agreements with leading global exchanges and Tier 1 financial institutions.
Recurring income continued to strengthen, with annualised committed monthly recurring revenue rising 15% to £32.8 million, highlighting the durability of the group’s private cloud run-rate model. While reported revenue eased to £14.7 million due to the timing of Proximity Cloud deployments and a transition toward revenue-share arrangements within Exchange Cloud, underlying contract momentum remained solid.
During the latter part of the period, Beeks secured more than £7.0 million in total contract value, with roughly half expected to be recognised in the second half of the financial year. Net cash reduced to £3.3 million as the company drew on debt facilities to fund infrastructure rollouts across Proximity Cloud, Exchange Cloud and Private Cloud projects.
Management expects revenue-share Exchange Cloud agreements, alongside the introduction of its AI-driven Market Edge Intelligence solution, to support future growth in recurring and higher-margin income streams. With a record pipeline, active deployments across seven exchanges worldwide and strong visibility over contracted revenues, the board reaffirmed confidence in achieving full-year 2026 forecasts. Interim results are scheduled for release on 16 March 2026, followed by an investor presentation.
From an investment perspective, the outlook is underpinned by robust operational performance, although cash flow pressures remain a consideration. Technical indicators suggest a broadly neutral trend with elements of positive momentum. However, valuation metrics appear stretched, with a relatively high price-to-earnings ratio and no dividend yield, tempering the overall investment case.
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Beeks Financial Cloud Group plc is a UK-based managed cloud infrastructure provider dedicated to capital markets and financial services clients. The company delivers low-latency compute, connectivity and analytics solutions through an Infrastructure-as-a-Service model, enabling secure, high-performance hybrid cloud environments that connect exchanges, trading venues and public cloud platforms.
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