BTG Consulting has announced an excellent end to FY26, with revenue rising c.10% to £169m, c.2% above consensus expectations. This included 8% organic growth and has resulted in a c.6% increase in adj. PBT versus FY25, c.4% ahead of estimates.
The macro-economic environment continues to be tough for many companies following the Middle East conflict. We raise our estimates to reflect BTG’s multi-disciplined growth, its increased pipeline of restructuring engagements, and demand for its advisory services.
BTG offers profitable organic growth, c.15% adj, PBT margins, a strong balance sheet with only £1m net financial debt (FY26E), and free cashflow for both acquisitions and dividends: which to us justifies a rerating.
We raise our fair value per share from 150p to 170p, which equates to a 6% cal 2027 FCF yield and 14x cal 2027 PER, in-line with historic trading averages.
21 May 2026
BTG Consulting - diversified, high organic growth drives upgrades
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BTG Consulting - diversified, high organic growth drives upgrades
BTG Consulting plc (BTG:LON) | 119 -0.6 (-0.4%) | Mkt Cap: 191.9m
- Published:
21 May 2026 -
Author:
Caroline Gulliver -
Pages:
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BTG Consulting has announced an excellent end to FY26, with revenue rising c.10% to £169m, c.2% above consensus expectations. This included 8% organic growth and has resulted in a c.6% increase in adj. PBT versus FY25, c.4% ahead of estimates.
The macro-economic environment continues to be tough for many companies following the Middle East conflict. We raise our estimates to reflect BTG’s multi-disciplined growth, its increased pipeline of restructuring engagements, and demand for its advisory services.
BTG offers profitable organic growth, c.15% adj, PBT margins, a strong balance sheet with only £1m net financial debt (FY26E), and free cashflow for both acquisitions and dividends: which to us justifies a rerating.
We raise our fair value per share from 150p to 170p, which equates to a 6% cal 2027 FCF yield and 14x cal 2027 PER, in-line with historic trading averages.