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Hercules expects FY26 revenue to exceed £130 million

The company forecast growth of about 7.3% and said it expects to beat market expectations for the year.

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UK infrastructure services company Hercules said on 21 October that group revenue for FY26, ended 30 September, was expected to exceed £130 million. That would represent growth of about 7.3% from £121.2 million a year earlier and exceed market expectations of £127 million. The company also expects underlying EBITDA and statutory profit before tax to beat market expectations.

Within its divisions, revenue at Advantage NRG, which provides power and electricity infrastructure services, rose about 11%, while Civil Projects revenue is expected to increase about 25% for the year. Hercules said the FY26 figures are a trading update ahead of full-year results due in January 2027, and the expectations are forecasts.

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Hercules’ FY26 revenue expectation ahead of audited full-year results.

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≥130 million GBP
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≈7.3 percent
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The company expects revenue above £130 million and growth of approximately 7.3%. Both are forecasts for the financial year ended 30 September 2026.

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