Mediazest plc
MediaZest plc is a creative audio-visual solutions provider delivering digital signage and audio systems, offering an integrated service from content creation and system design to installation, technical support and maintenance. It operates across three core sectors: Retail (digital signage, window displays, kiosks), Automotive (showroom AV solutions) and Corporate Offices (meeting rooms, video conferencing), serving UK, European and global clients via its wholly owned subsidiaries MediaZest International Ltd (UK) and MediaZest International BV (Netherlands).
FY2025 in sixty seconds
year to 30 Sept 2025 · approved 26 Feb 2026 · 61 pages · Companies House
MediaZest, which designs, installs and maintains digital screens and audio systems for shops, car showrooms and offices, grew revenue to £4.2m in the year to 30 September 2025, from £3.1m the year before. It made a profit after tax of £98k, against a loss of £214k.
The report credits new customer wins and continuing roll-outs for existing clients, including a large contract to install digital currency boards for First Rate. A bigger share of each sale was kept as profit before overheads, helped by more regular support and maintenance work. The report does not point to one-off items in the year's profit.
Cash at the year end was £99k, against borrowings of £1.4m, mostly loans from shareholders. No dividend is proposed. After the year end, the shareholder lenders wrote off £529,000 of interest and spread repayment over six years, and the company raised £215,000 from new shares in February 2026. The board is targeting revenue of £5 million next year. The auditor gave a clean opinion but flagged the company's ability to keep going as a key judgement, given past losses.
New business wins and roll-out programmes with existing clients
Revenue rose 35% to £4.154m driven by new business wins and continued roll-out programmes with existing clients
page 4Gross margin improvement from 52% to 56%
Gross profit increased 47% to £2,346,000 (FY24: £1,595,000), improving gross margin to 56% (FY24: 52%)
page 4The Board continues to believe that the outlook for the new financial year, which has already begun exceptionally strongly, is encouraging, building on the success of FY25.
page 4No dividends were distributed for the year ended 30 September 2025 and the directors do not recommend payment of a dividend (2024: £nil)
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