Elixirr International plc (LSE:ELIX) reported revenue of £149.6m for the year ended 31 December 2025, a 34% increase on the prior year, while adjusted EBITDA rose 42% to £44.3m and margin improved to 29.6%. Free cash flow was £31.1m and the Group ended the year with net debt of £24.1m.
The Board recommended a final dividend of 15.0p per share payable in August, taking total FY25 dividends to 22.6p, a 27% increase. AI-related revenue grew faster than any other segment (up more than 260% year‑on‑year), the US accounted for 63% of revenue, and clients generating over £1m rose from 27 to 34; cross-sell contributed over £37m in FY25 (around 25% of Group revenue).
"FY 25 has been a defining year for Elixirr. We delivered record revenues and sustained industry-leading profitability, completed our transition to the Main Market and further strengthened our capabilities, particularly in AI, whilst also expanding our geographic footprint through acquisitions." Stephen Newton said.
Elixirr said trading has started FY26 with a record Q1 and is in line with management expectations, citing continued demand for AI-enabled, technology-led advisory and further integration of recent acquisitions as drivers of future growth.