TPXimpact Holdings (AIM:TPX), the digital transformation partner, said it expects healthy double‑digit revenue growth in FY27 and adjusted EBITDA of not less than £12m after reporting results for the year ended 31 March.
For the year ended 31 March revenue rose 1% to £78.1m while adjusted EBITDA increased 54% to £8.6m, lifting adjusted EBITDA margin to 11.0% and halving net debt (excluding leases) to £4.2m (FY25: £8.5m).
"I am excited about the future for TPXimpact, we enter FY27 with a strong business, continued focus on disciplined execution, and an account‑centred plan that puts clients at the heart of everything we do," said Bjorn Conway, Chief Executive Officer.
New business wins more than doubled to £122m (FY25: £70m), H2 revenue accelerated to £41.9m (up 16% on H1), and notable public sector contracts included a £39m DEFRA deal, a £22m NHS England award and an HM Land Registry partnership now worth £60m.
The group said it has completed its three‑year turnaround, consolidating nine divisions into three core business units and reducing debt from £24.5m at the plan’s start to £4.2m at year end, with £31m of new business already won in the first two months of FY27.
Management reiterated guidance that adjusted EBITDA margin should improve by c.1% year on year and that net debt will fall to zero by the end of FY27.
