Iomart Group plc (LSE:IOM) reported a 25% increase in revenue for the first half of fiscal year 2026, driven by the successful integration of Atech and strong momentum in Microsoft-related services. While revenue from legacy operations declined amid an ongoing transition toward lower-margin but scalable managed services, the company achieved meaningful cost efficiencies and expects improved performance in the second half of the year.
Positive order intake and lower customer churn are expected to support continued growth as Iomart refines its strategic focus on cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Despite revenue gains, the company faces ongoing financial pressures, including reduced profitability and higher leverage. Technical indicators offer limited short-term support, though valuation concerns remain due to negative earnings metrics.
More about Iomart Group plc
Iomart Group plc is a UK-based provider of secure cloud-managed services, offering expertise in cloud infrastructure, modern workplace management, and cybersecurity. The company is a recognized Microsoft partner, holding Azure Expert MSP status and membership in the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association. Iomart is also a Broadcom Pinnacle Partner for VMware Cloud, positioning it as a trusted technology partner for enterprises seeking secure, scalable cloud solutions.









