Silver Bullet Data Services Group plc (LSE:SBDS) said revenue for 2025 is expected to remain broadly in line with 2024 levels after growth in the final quarter was affected by macroeconomic disruptions, including the U.S. government shutdown and tariff-related uncertainty that delayed client activity.
Despite the subdued revenue trend, the group implemented a cost restructuring programme during the second half of 2025 and introduced AI-driven operational efficiencies that significantly reduced operating expenditure. As a result, the company has been trading at a positive EBITDA level since the beginning of 2026.
Management said trading conditions have improved considerably in 2026, supported by strong demand for its AI-based products and services. The group has secured several new contracts, including agreements with a major European airline and a key U.S. partner for deployment of its 4D platform.
The board noted that committed revenues already account for approximately 73% of its full-year expectations, while a healthy pipeline of opportunities underpins confidence in a return to growth during 2026. The company believes these developments demonstrate improving operational resilience and reinforce its medium-term growth strategy.
However, the broader outlook remains weighed down by weak financial fundamentals. The group continues to report losses, carries relatively high leverage and generates negative operating cash flow. From a technical perspective, the share price picture is mixed but leans weaker as the stock currently trades below key longer-term moving averages. Valuation is also limited by the absence of profitable earnings and the lack of dividend support.
More about Silver Bullet Data Services Group plc
Silver Bullet Data Services Group plc is a London-based provider of AI-driven digital transformation services and technology solutions. Its proprietary 4D AI advertising platform is designed to help brands navigate the shift toward privacy-first digital advertising. The company works with a range of blue-chip clients across industries such as hospitality and brewing, and employs more than 85 data specialists across the U.K., Italy, Australia, the United States and Latin America as it continues to pursue international growth opportunities.
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