BTG Consulting plc (LSE:BTG) said trading for the year ended 30 April 2026 is expected to come in above the upper end of market expectations, supported by broad-based strength across its advisory operations. The company forecasts revenue of around £169 million, adjusted EBITDA of approximately £33.3 million and adjusted pre-tax profit of £25 million.
Management said performance was driven by roughly 8% organic growth alongside strong demand across its restructuring, real estate and financial advisory businesses. The group also highlighted its position as the UK’s leading firm for corporate restructuring appointments during the year.
Activity levels remained robust across several divisions, including property auctions and valuation services, while recent acquisitions within the real estate business contributed to growth. BTG said it expects its diversified advisory model and expanding restructuring pipeline to position the business well against a backdrop of increasing macroeconomic uncertainty.
The company added that ongoing capital returns to shareholders, combined with recent strategic acquisitions, continue to support its long-term growth strategy and reinforce its track record of profitable expansion.
BTG’s outlook remains supported primarily by strong financial performance and favourable recent corporate developments. However, management acknowledged that technical indicators suggest a more cautious market backdrop, while valuation metrics imply the shares may already reflect a significant portion of the company’s growth prospects. Even so, strategic expansion initiatives and a solid dividend yield continue to provide support for the investment case.
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BTG Consulting plc is a UK-based financial and property advisory company providing services across restructuring, corporate finance, real estate consultancy, planning, property valuation, building consultancy and property auctions. The group has built a leading presence in UK corporate restructuring while continuing to expand its footprint across regional and southern England real estate markets through a diversified advisory model.
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