FIH Group plc AIM:FIH
- Incorporated
- United Kingdom
- Chief executive
- Stuart Munro
- Employees
- 341
- Reports in
- GBP
- Companies House
- 03416346
Read straight from the annual reports
130p at close on 5 Oct 2026 · 12 reported years, 2015–2026
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12 years, at a glance
Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.
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FBS housing and construction (70 House Contract for the Falkland Islands Government and MOD)
FBS revenue £4.1m vs £(0.1)m in FY25, driven by progress on the 70 House Contract after resolution of the lack of power on site and a commercial settlement. Revenue from long-term construction contracts is recognised over time.
page 7Falkland Islands retail
Retail revenue £9.3m, down £0.8m (retail sales growth (8.0)%), reflecting inflationary pressure and global logistics-related product shortages.
page 770 House Contract progress and resolution of the MOD site power constraint, which had been depressing FBS profit
FIC underlying operating profit moved from £(7.3)m in FY25 to £0.9m in FY26, mostly from the 70 House Contract; the commercial settlement with the MOD/FIG was a one-off recognised in FY25 (prior-year profit reduction).
page 7Momart cost restructuring
Momart restructured during the year, saving over £1m of salary costs on an annualised basis, plus operational process improvements.
page 8£2.1m charge: Impairment of Momart goodwill (Art Logistics and Storage CGU)
page 68The Board's focus in the year ahead will be on supporting the continuing businesses in delivering improved operational and financial performance, whilst continuing to evaluate all options available to create further long-term value for shareholders.
page 5Conditional sale agreement (4 August 2026) with Compagnie Générale du Roumois SAS for the entire share capital of Momart International Limited and subsidiaries, for cash consideration of £7.6m. Conditional on shareholder approval at a general meeting on 28 August 2026; completion targeted for 30 September 2026. Financial effect to be recognised in the year ending 31 March 2027.
page 97FY26 regular dividend held at 6.75p per share (1.25p interim paid in the final quarter, plus a proposed final of 5.5p, subject to AGM approval). Special dividends: 70p per share paid 31 October 2025 following the Leyton disposal (£8.8m), and 40p per share paid 14 July 2026 following the PHFC disposal (£5.0m in aggregate). The Board says it aims for an appropriate balance between cash returns to shareholders and investment in the business.
page 18Unmodified (clean) opinion from Grant Thornton UK LLP. Directors assessed going concern to 31 March 2028 using base and sensitised cash flow forecasts: net current assets £17.3m, cash £17.8m, net debt after derivatives and leases £0.7m; the directors conclude there are sufficient funds and covenant compliance. The auditor did not identify any material uncertainty. Key audit matters: (1) risk of fraud in revenue on the 70 House Contract at FIC (no material misstatement found); (2) classification of Momart as held for sale/discontinued at year end (no material misstatement found); (3) risk of fraud in Momart revenue recognised in the final week of the year; (4) management override of controls; (5) carrying value of Momart goodwill and indefinite-lived intangibles; (6) recoverability of investment in subsidiaries (parent only). Group materiality £225,000 (approx. 0.6% of revenue, 8% of loss before tax).
page 36- Momart disposal not complete: conditional on shareholder approval (28 August 2026) and completion targeted for 30 September 2026; the £7.6m consideration and expected financial effect in FY27 depend on it.p.97
- Momart demand and profitability: revenue down 17.5%, underlying operating loss of £(0.6)m, exhibition and gallery sales declines, price-sensitive market, Middle East war impacts on the fine-art market; the business is rated High competition risk and Momart goodwill of £2,077k was impaired.p.8
- FIC FBS and the 70 House Contract: workload risk, cost base flexibility and fraud-risk/revenue-recognition estimates on long-term contracts, including risk and contingency costs (key audit matter).p.38
- FIC retail and inventory: inflation, global logistics-related shortages, and an inventory provision of £1,014k; FIC is the only group business holding significant inventory in the Falklands, where returning excess stock to the UK is very expensive.p.12
Read from C000467-AR-2026-ch.
11 annual reports read, FY2016 to FY2026
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Sources: Companies House (11)
FY2027Next report expected 11 Aug 2027