Duke Capital Limited (LSE:DUKE) released its trading update for the second quarter of the financial year ending March 2026, reporting expected recurring cash revenue of £6.6 million, a 3% increase compared with the prior year. Despite a challenging market environment marked by high inflation, the company has sustained year-on-year growth in recurring cash revenues. The recent decline in the UK base rate is expected to support Duke’s business model and its capacity to deliver long-term shareholder value.
The company’s outlook is underpinned by a stable financial position and an attractive dividend yield. However, ongoing revenue and profitability challenges, combined with bearish technical signals, temper overall prospects. Limited earnings call information and corporate event data reduce further visibility into near-term performance.
About Duke Capital
Duke Capital is a provider of hybrid capital solutions for SME business owners across Europe and North America. Its approach combines features of both equity and debt to deliver long-term financing that mitigates refinancing risk and avoids short-term exit pressures. The company prioritizes capital preservation, attractive dividend yields, and shareholder upside potential. Duke Capital is listed on the AIM market under the ticker DUKE and is headquartered in Guernsey.
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