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AIM:IXI · Health Care · Specialist neuroimaging/biomarker analytics contract research organisation (iCRO) serving the global biopharmaceutical industry, AIM-listed (ticker: IXI)
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Ixico plc

IXICO plc is an AIM-quoted, UK-domiciled imaging Contract Research Organisation (iCRO) and AI-driven biomarker analytics company serving the global biopharmaceutical industry. Its proprietary IXI platform analyses MRI/PET/SPECT neuroimaging data to support clinical trials and drug development in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Huntington's and Parkinson's. The Group also supports diagnostic validation (e.g. blood-based biomarkers) and post-market surveillance beyond core clinical-trial imaging services.

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FY2025 in sixty seconds

year to 30 Sept 2025 · approved 8 Dec 2025 · 86 pages · Companies House

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IXICO plc analyses brain scans for drug companies running clinical trials in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Huntington's. In the year to 30 September 2025 revenue rose to £6.5m from £5.8m, and the loss after tax narrowed to £1.7m from £2.0m. The loss from day-to-day operations, before tax, widened to £2.6m from £2.2m.

The report puts the growth down to new contracts and extensions of existing ones, while the company invested in its operations in the US and in its technology. The two measures of loss moved in opposite directions partly because a research and development tax credit is now counted in the tax line rather than as other income.

Cash at the year end was £3.5m, after £3.7m was raised from shareholders by issuing new shares. There are no borrowings and no dividend. Management says it will seek further double-digit revenue growth in 2026. The auditors raised no doubt about the company's ability to keep trading, but the report notes that it is loss-making and uses up cash, and that clients can end trials early.

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What drove revenue

New contracts with new and existing clients across therapeutic areas, clinical phases and geographies

Positive commercial momentum is the result of four key drivers: i. New contracts... ii. Scope extensions... iii. Expansion into new industry verticals... iv. Continual scientific innovation

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What moved the marginheadwind

Revenue mix shift between early-phase (I/II) and later-phase trials

approximately 55% of the Group's revenues have been from phase I and phase II clinical trials (2024: 60%), which tend to be lower margin than later phase trials

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What management said

The ambition is to grow long term revenues towards £20 million+ with a target of reaching £10 million revenues in the medium term.

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The dividend

The Board of Directors does not recommend the payment of a dividend. No authority to buy back the Company's ordinary shares has been sought.

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