Big Technologies (AIM:BIG), the AIM-listed provider of electronic monitoring solutions, told shareholders at its annual general meeting on 23 June that first-half trading has progressed well and that 2026 full-year performance will be in line with analyst forecasts.
Market consensus sits at revenue of £51.1m and adjusted EBITDA of £25.3m for the year.
The group secured a three-year renewal in Guatemala, adding to its earlier contract win in Chile and extending its Latin American footprint.
On the new business front, revenue has begun flowing from 2025 contract wins in Lithuania, Pierce County and Prince Edward Island, while six further US wins across four states have been added since the start of April.
Alcohol-monitoring products are gaining traction alongside the core business, with more than 1,800 AlcoTag units and over 100 AlcoBreath units now with clients, and a further 350 AlcoBreath units due to be deployed in the next quarter.
The board flagged that it is monitoring Middle East geopolitical risks on supply chains, and said it has already taken steps to secure components through to year-end.
"I look forward with increasing confidence in the Group's performance for 2026," said chief executive Ian Johnson.
A half-year trading update is scheduled for July.
