Renishaw

Renishaw reported a record fourth-quarter revenue of about £243m (up 27% year‑on‑year) and raised its adjusted pre‑tax profit guidance for the fiscal year to around £167m, roughly £2m above the previous range. Full‑year revenue is now expected to be about £815m (up 14% year‑on‑year). Strong demand was broad‑based, particularly from semiconductor and electronics manufacturing as well as aerospace and defense, prompting the stock to gain around 7.5%. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Renishaw appoints John Shipsey, effective 13 April 2026, as CFO and executive board member. Sir David Grant is appointed chairman with immediate effect for up to two years; the search for his successor is under way with the aim of making an appointment by 2028. Juliette Stacey has also been appointed senior independent director; the company is continuing to seek an additional independent non-executive director. » Plus sur de.investing.com

For the first half of 2026 Renishaw reports a revenue increase of 7.1% (currency‑adjusted 11.5%) and an operating profit rise of 11.4% to £57.5m, with an operating margin of 15.7%. The company is introducing new products, implementing a £20m cost‑reduction programme and strengthening its presence in emerging markets such as China and in the defence sector. The outlook for the year remains positive with a target return on invested capital of 15%; the share price rose 3.48% after the announcement. Management and analysts see risks in geopolitical production relocations and the ERP implementation. » Plus sur de.investing.com