AdvancedAdvT Limited (LSE:ADVT) said trading for the year ending 28 February 2026 is expected to exceed market expectations, with projected revenue of approximately £53 million and adjusted EBITDA of at least £14.4 million, both representing strong year-on-year growth and coming in ahead of consensus forecasts. Adjusted EBITDA margins have improved to more than 27%, supported by a revenue base that is roughly 80% recurring, high customer retention levels and a substantial cash position of around £96 million, providing flexibility to support operational enhancements and long-term expansion within AI-enabled regulated software markets.
Management noted that the group’s deeply embedded systems of record are positioned to benefit from artificial intelligence as a productivity enhancer rather than a disruptive force. AI adoption is expected to broaden the company’s addressable market while increasing demand for trusted, compliant software platforms. With planned investment of about £15 million and continued emphasis on disciplined execution, AdvancedAdvT aims to drive organic growth alongside selective acquisitions across business solutions, healthcare compliance and human capital management sectors.
The company’s outlook is supported by a strong, debt-free balance sheet and improving profitability trends. However, uneven revenue and cash-flow performance, softer technical momentum and a relatively high P/E ratio — combined with the absence of a dividend yield — continue to moderate the overall investment assessment.
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AdvancedAdvT Limited is an international software group focused on business solutions, healthcare compliance and human capital management systems. The company provides mission-critical systems of record embedded within regulated workflows across public and private sector organisations. Positioning itself as an enabler of AI, data analytics and business intelligence, AdvancedAdvT is pursuing growth through both organic development and targeted acquisitions across adjacent markets and geographies.
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