FY25 proved to be a difficult year for Thruvision, with revenue of £4.2m reflecting the absence of large material orders, together with a strategic review being undertaken and a change in management. Management notes improved momentum, with Q1 FY26 order intake up 145% year on year to £2.3m, driven by a major Asian government contract and sustained repeat revenue in Retail Distribution. Sales activity is high, although conversion of sales leads to orders has slowed over the summer months. Supported by a strong cost discipline, Thruvision is well placed to drive higher revenue, but is heavily reliant on the conversion of pipeline opportunities to achieve its target of cash generation in FY27.
26 Sep 2025
PROGRESSIVE: Thruvision - FY25 results – resetting for growth
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PROGRESSIVE: Thruvision - FY25 results – resetting for growth
Thruvision Group PLC (THRU:LON) | 0.6 0 4.8% | Mkt Cap: 2.47m
- Published:
26 Sep 2025 -
Author:
Gareth Evans -
Pages:
12 -
FY25 proved to be a difficult year for Thruvision, with revenue of £4.2m reflecting the absence of large material orders, together with a strategic review being undertaken and a change in management. Management notes improved momentum, with Q1 FY26 order intake up 145% year on year to £2.3m, driven by a major Asian government contract and sustained repeat revenue in Retail Distribution. Sales activity is high, although conversion of sales leads to orders has slowed over the summer months. Supported by a strong cost discipline, Thruvision is well placed to drive higher revenue, but is heavily reliant on the conversion of pipeline opportunities to achieve its target of cash generation in FY27.