Tavistock Investments (LSE:TAVI) has announced further progress in its legal dispute with Titan Wealth Services and Titan Asset Management after a court ruling in December 2025 granted permission for the company to broaden its counterclaims. The updated legal action introduces additional allegations connected to Titan’s Model Portfolio Service, including claims of breach of confidence, misuse of trade secrets, and copyright infringement.
The court’s decision enables Tavistock to advance these expanded claims, with the judge reportedly criticising Titan’s resistance by describing it as an attempt to block a legitimate case. The ruling also concluded that Tavistock’s copyright claim carries a realistic chance of success, highlighting the potential importance of the dispute as both companies compete within the model portfolio service market.
Operationally, Tavistock continues to pursue its strategic restructuring and maintains stable corporate governance, which provide supportive factors for its longer-term business positioning. However, the company’s financial performance remains under pressure, with ongoing cash flow constraints and litigation-related uncertainties posing notable risks.
From a market perspective, Tavistock benefits from comparatively attractive valuation metrics, though these are counterbalanced by weaker financial results and bearish technical signals. The ongoing legal proceedings add an additional layer of uncertainty that investors are likely to monitor closely.
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Tavistock Investments plc is a UK-based financial services company operating within the investment and wealth management industry. The group provides model portfolio services alongside advisory and asset management solutions for private investors and financial intermediaries.
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