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Iomart Group plc

Iomart Group plc is a UK-based provider of secure hybrid cloud services, managed services and infrastructure, operating through three segments: Iomart Cloud Services (managed cloud hosting, colocation and connectivity from owned UK data centres, including the RapidSwitch and Oriium brands), Atech (a Microsoft Solutions Partner delivering public cloud, modern workplace, Microsoft 365, cyber security and managed security services), and Domain & Mass Hosting (Easyspace, Hosting UK and Sonassi brands, serving small/micro business domain registration and mass hosting customers). It serves Enterprise mid-market and SME customers predominantly in the UK, with 86% of FY26 revenue recurring.

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FY2026 in sixty seconds

year to 31 Mar 2026 · approved 22 Jun 2026 · 184 pages · Companies House

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Iomart Group plc, a UK provider of cloud computing and managed IT services, grew revenue by +8.0% to £154.9m in the year to 31 March 2026. It still made a loss after tax of £9.2m, though this was far smaller than the £55.1m loss the year before.

The previous year's loss was dominated by a one-off £52.9m write-down of goodwill (the value placed on past acquisitions), which was not repeated. Underlying trading was weaker: operating profit before one-off costs and other adjustments, on the company's own measure, fell sharply to £5.2m. The report points to customers leaving its core cloud services, where costs are largely fixed, and a shift towards lower-margin Microsoft-related work.

Cash at the year end was £8.9m against borrowings of £97.5m. Almost nothing was raised from shareholders and no dividend was paid or proposed. After the year end the bank facility was extended to 30 June 2028. Management expects a modest fall in revenue next year, with a softer first half and better profit in the second. The audit opinion was clean and no going-concern doubt was raised, although financing and liquidity was added as a new principal risk.

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What drove revenue

Recurring contracted cloud managed services (private/hybrid/public cloud) delivered via owned UK data centres

Cloud managed services revenue £66.0m, reduced 8% on lower opening recurring run-rate and churn

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What moved the marginheadwind

Shift towards lower-margin Microsoft-related (Azure/M365) revenue

Increasing weighting towards Microsoft-related services carries a lower margin profile in the short term

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What management said

Group enters FY27 with a lower level of recurring revenue reflecting elevated churn in final months of FY26; trading expected weighted to H2 with a softer H1 followed by recovery; modest decline in full-year revenue expected but improved profit profile expected in H2, notwithstanding ongoing macroeconomic backdrop

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The dividend

No final dividend recommended for FY26 (2025: nil); current policy is to pay interim and final dividends depending on the level of adjusted diluted earnings per share, but no dividend was paid in the year given trading performance and leverage

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Every figure is read again from the following year’s report: 456 confirmed, 9 differ, 22 restated.

LineYearAs first filedIn the later report
FY2025£40.8mFY2025 report£36.0mFY2026 report
FY2025£4.8mFY2025 report£5.7mFY2026 report
FY2025£4.4mFY2025 report£3.4mFY2026 report
FY2025£16.8mFY2025 report£16.6mFY2026 report
FY2025£36.8mFY2025 report£18.3mFY2026 report

17 more figures were restated in FY2015 to FY2023, which a free account opens.