Foxtons Group

Foxtons Group expects an adjusted operating profit of around £8.5m for the first half of 2026, down from £12.3m a year earlier, and has therefore cut its forecast. The company cites a subdued sales market due to ongoing political uncertainty and a challenging macroeconomic environment. The announcement sent the shares tumbling about 15% and made them the biggest loser in the FTSE Smallcap. » More on de.investing.com

Foxtons reports a 5% increase in revenue for 2025 to £172.5m and adjusted EBITDA of £25.3m (+5%). The rental business drove growth with revenue of £111.0m (+5%), a contribution of £82.9m and adjusted operating profit of £29.8m (+9%), while the sales segment recorded an adjusted operating loss of £5.7m. Net free cash flow rose 14% to £11.2m; the company sees the upcoming Renters’ Rights Act (May 2026) as an opportunity for market share gains and further consolidation. » More on de.investing.com

Foxtons reports total revenue for 2025 of around £172m and an adjusted operating profit of about £22m. The company expects revenue and profit growth in 2026, although the transaction pipeline in the sales business is weaker at the start of the year and first-quarter revenues are likely to be below the prior year. Foxtons expects the lettings business to remain robust over the year and to partly offset the weakness in the sales segment; the company also announced an undisclosed acquisition. » More on de.investing.com