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FRP Advisory AIM:FRP

Founded
2010 · London, England
Incorporated
United Kingdom
Chief executive
Geoff Rowley
Employees
827
Reports in
GBP
Companies House
12315862

Professional services firm specialising in restructuring and insolvency, one of the UK's largest administrators of corporate failures, alongside corporate finance, debt advisory, forensic services and pensions advisory. Grown through partner hires and acquisitions; activity is partly counter-cyclical.

FinancialsRestructuring and advisory services
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Share price and financials

115p at close on 2 Oct 2026 · 8 reported years, 2019–2026

Years in viewFY2019 – FY2027
2 Oct 2026115p+43.1% since 6 Mar 2020
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8 years, at a glance

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Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.

FY2026Revenue£177mOperating margin20.4%
The latest report

FY2026 annual report

year to 30 Apr 2026 · approved 21 Jul 2026 · 156 pages · Companies House

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From the reportevery line sits on the page it names
What drove revenue

Organic growth across all five service pillars

Revenue growth of 16% to £177.0m comprised 10% organic and 6% inorganic growth

page 5
And

Restructuring/insolvency appointment share

Market share of administration appointments increased to 14% (FY2025: 13%); maintained position as leading UK appointment taker

page 6
What moved the margintailwind

Adjusted EBITDA margin

Adjusted EBITDA margin of 26% in FY2026, with EBITDA up 12% on revenue up 16%

page 96
Andheadwind

Personnel cost base

Personnel costs of £101.9m represent c.58% of £177.0m revenue and grew 16% with headcount and wage growth

page 129
One-offs in the year

£2.4m charge: Share-based payment expense (Employee Incentive Plan)

page 130
What management said

All service pillars enter the new financial year with strong pipelines and positive momentum, supporting confidence in near-term activity levels, assuming broadly stable market conditions.

page 19
After the year end

14 May 2026: interim dividend of 1.0p per eligible ordinary share declared (for the period to 31 January 2026), paid 12 June 2026

page 144
The dividend

Progressive dividend policy: the Group pays quarterly dividends which have increased each year since IPO in March 2020. FY2026 total dividends of 5.8p per share (FY2025: 5.4p), comprising three interim dividends of 1.0p and a final proposed dividend of 2.8p, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM

page 13
Going concern and the audit

Directors adopted the going concern basis, assessing a 21-month period to January 2028 using downside sensitivities (10% reduction in recovery rate, 10% reduction in utilisation, 60-day increase in WIP days, and a combined 50%-weighted scenario); the Group retained sufficient liquidity and covenant compliance in all scenarios. PKF Littlejohn LLP issued an unqualified/unmodified audit opinion with no material uncertainty regarding going concern identified. Key Audit Matters were: (1) revenue recognition and valuation of unbilled revenue (contract assets), and (2) acquisition accounting for the two acquisitions completed in the year.

page 102
The risks it names first
  • Key-person/talent retention risk — dependence on Partners and senior fee earners (including CEO and COO) for client relationships and revenue generationp.45
  • Market/economic risk — sensitivity of restructuring and corporate finance activity levels to macroeconomic and geopolitical conditionsp.42
  • Regulatory and compliance risk — operating under AIM Rules, insolvency practitioner regulation, FCA-related regulation (via Arc & Co) and UK Market Abuse Regulationp.44
  • Cyber security and IT/data riskp.48

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Filings

7 annual reports read, FY2020 to FY2026

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Sources: Companies House (7)

  1. FY2027Next report expected 29 Jul 2027

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