Mind GYM plc
Mind Gym plc is a UK-headquartered, AIM-listed provider of behavioural-science-based corporate learning and human-capital improvement solutions, delivered through facilitated training, solutions advisory, digital/licensed diagnostic products and certification. It operates through two reporting segments, EMEA (UK and Singapore) and America (US and Canada), serving large corporate clients.
FY2026 in sixty seconds
year to 31 Mar 2026 · approved 24 Jun 2026 · 74 pages · Company website
Mind Gym plc, which provides workplace training and advice to large companies, saw revenue fall to £29.9m in the year to 31 March 2026, from £38.6m the year before. Its loss after tax narrowed to £5.3m, from £8.2m.
The company said clients held back or postponed training budgets amid economic uncertainty, though sales picked up in the second half. Job cuts lowered costs. The loss includes one-off costs: a £2,981k write-down after deciding to move its digital assessment tools to an outside platform, plus redundancy costs.
Cash at the year end was £494k, and the company had borrowed £798k on its bank overdraft, against nothing a year earlier. It raised almost nothing from shareholders and paid no dividend. Management said the outlook remains uncertain, especially in the US, but that lower costs leave it well placed to recover. The auditor warned of a material uncertainty, meaning real doubt, over whether the company can keep going, as this depends on renewing its £2m overdraft, now due to run until 31 March 2027.
Facilitation (facilitator-led face-to-face and virtual training)
60.5% of Group revenue mix in FY26 (EMEA 63.0%, America 56.0%)
page 54Restructuring/cost reduction (headcount, discretionary spend)
Average headcount fell from 247 to 188; disciplined cost management, controlled recruitment and digitisation cited as risk mitigants
page 55Revenue of £29.9m was down on the prior year, impacted by ongoing macroeconomic headwinds resulting in client budgets being held back or postponed, but reflected strong growth in H2 (£16.4m) versus H1 (£13.5m); adjusted EBITDA recovered during the year to £0.6m.
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