Paypoint/£PAY

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About Paypoint

Ticker

£PAY
Sector

Primary listing

LSE

Employees

939

Paypoint Metrics

BasicAdvanced
£443M
24.50
£0.28
0.40
£0.92
13.22%

Bulls say / Bears say

Underlying EBITDA rose 10.7% to £90.0 million in FY25, showing progress toward the £100 million EBITDA target by the end of FY26 (Reuters)
PayPoint started the second phase of its enhanced share buyback programme, aiming to buy up to £30 million of shares through March 2026 with the goal of reducing equity by 20%, which reflects strong cash generation and a focus on shareholder returns (Reuters)
The Q1 trading update announced new 3-year contracts with InPost/Yodel, strong multi-pay and open banking wins, and double-digit digital revenue growth, showing broad-based momentum across high-growth segments (Reuters)
Reported profit before tax dropped 45.4% to £26.3 million in FY25 due to significant adjusting items totaling £41.7 million, which suggests volatility in the underlying earnings quality (Reuters)
Net corporate debt increased 44% to £97.4 million as of 31 March 2025, bringing leverage close to the upper end of the Group’s target range of 1.2–1.5x, which limits financial flexibility (Reuters)
Management highlighted a generally weak economy and ongoing consumer uncertainty, which could reduce transaction volumes and put pressure on margins across core payment divisions (Reuters)
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