Volution Group

Volution Group expects earnings per share of around 38.0 pence for fiscal 2026, roughly 4% above market consensus and about 15% higher than the prior year. The driver is improved EBITA margins, which are forecast to reach a record 22.8%. The company anticipates organic revenue growth of about 3%, supported by Europe (5.5–6.0%) and a stable to slightly positive performance in Germany; the UK market is expected to stagnate. Net debt/EBITDA is at 1.6x, leaving room for further M&A activity. » More on de.investing.com

Volution Group reports a currency‑adjusted revenue increase of 20.1% for H1 2026 (organic +4.2%), driven mainly by the acquisition of Fantech. Adjusted operating margin rose to 22.6%, adjusted EPS increased by 19% and the interim dividend was raised by 18% to 4 pence. Despite the strong numbers, the shares fell about 3.2% after the announcement; management remains optimistic, citing product innovation and capacity expansions but noting supply‑chain, market and geopolitical risks. » More on de.investing.com

Volution reported total revenue growth of 21.7% to £228.7m for the first half of 2026 and constant-currency organic revenue growth of 4.2% (volume-led). The adjusted operating margin was 22.6%, cash conversion 98%, and the interim dividend was increased by 17.6% to 4.0 pence. In February the company completed the acquisition of AC Industries; the share fell briefly after the numbers were released despite the positive outlook. » More on de.investing.com

Volution Group is acquiring AC Industries for an initial consideration of £75m plus up to £14.5m in performance-related payments. AC Industries posted revenue of £24m and an EBITDA of £8.5m (EBITA margin ~33%) in the twelve months to June; the acquisition values the business at 10 times EBITA. The transaction is expected to close in February 2026, the founder will remain as CEO, and Volution expects earnings per share to increase by around 5% in fiscal 2027. Following the deal net debt rises to 1.8x and is forecast to fall to 1.5x by the end of fiscal 2026; Volution also reported organic revenue growth of 5% in the first four months of fiscal 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Norwegian fund manager ODIN Forvaltning has lowered its holding in Volution Group to 3.93% of the voting rights, falling below the 4% notification threshold. The position comprises 7,797,500 voting rights, of which 3.70% are held via the ODIN Global fund and 0.23% via ODIN Bærekraft. ODIN holds only ordinary shares and no other voting instruments, and notified the issuer on 3 December 2025 in accordance with FCA reporting obligations. » More on de.investing.com