Getech Group plc AIM:GTC
- Incorporated
- United Kingdom
- Chief executive
- Chris Jepps
- Employees
- 48
- Reports in
- GBP
- Companies House
- 02891368
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4.6p at close on 8 Oct 2026 · 11 reported years, 2015–2025
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11 years, at a glance
Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.
Getech Group, which sells geological data and analysis software to oil, gas and mining explorers, grew revenue to £5.0m in 2025 from £4.7m the year before. Its loss after tax narrowed to £641k from £1.6m. The report gives two main reasons. First, sales of its gravity and magnetic survey data rose sharply as explorers went back to searching for new resources. Second, cost cuts took full effect from mid-2025. The loss still included one-off costs, mainly redundancy payments and a lower value placed on an office building being sold. Cash at the year end was £177k, which the company puts down to the timing of customer payments. By 31 March 2026 it had risen to £0.8m. Borrowings were £138k. No money was raised from shareholders and no dividend was paid. Management expects higher revenue and higher underlying profit in 2026. The directors concluded the company can keep operating through July 2027, even if sales come in weaker than planned. The auditor gave a clean opinion.
Gravity and magnetic (G&M) spot data sales, up 85% YoY
Annual revenue from G&M data sales increased by 85% in 2025 compared with 2024, attributed to sales team changes and a global shift back to exploration
page 15Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) from subscriptions
ARR of £2.8m (2024: £2.9m), broadly stable, reflecting high customer retention; recurring subscriptions revenue £2,793k vs £2,762k
page 20Annualised cost base reduction of c.£1.0m, fully realised from mid-2025
Cost base reduced to £4.8m from £5.9m in 2024; structural, not temporary, savings achieved without compromising core capabilities
page 21Spot sales mix shift (85% growth) vs lower-margin expert services decline
Revenue by type table shows spot sales growth of 85.3% while expert services fell 18.1%
page 20£303k charge: Restructuring costs (employee redundancy and termination costs from organisational changes)
page 71CEO Chris Jepps: 'In 2026, we expect this to be reflected in our trading performance through increased revenues and an increase in EBITDA.'
page 2In January 2026 the Group collected £1.6m from customers, comprising £1.2m of year-end receivables and £0.4m of January invoicing
page 6Directors adopted the going concern basis after reviewing budgets and cash-flow forecasts to July 2027, including a severe but plausible downside scenario (c.£1m reduction in non-contracted revenue), under which the Group maintains a positive cash balance. Auditor Crowe UK LLP issued an unqualified (unmodified) opinion; key audit matters were revenue existence/cut-off and carrying value/impairment of goodwill and intangible assets. Group audit materiality £96,000 (2024: £150,000).
page 44- Energy policy and climate change — mismatch in timing of customer demand across traditional/emerging energy technologiesp.25
- Commodity prices — sustained weakness/volatility could cause customers to defer or reprioritise exploration spendingp.25
- Stakeholder engagement — insufficient engagement could reduce alignment around strategy and value propositionp.25
- Talent acquisition and retention — reliance on highly specialised technical and commercial staff in competitive labour marketsp.25
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10 annual reports read, FY2016 to FY2025
Open a year to see what its report said. Every line in it carries the page it was read from.
Sources: Companies House (10)
FY2026Next report expected 25 May 2027