The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Tatton Asset Management PLC - Cheshire, England-based firm investment management and support services for independent financial advisors - Assets under management, including 100% of 8AM Global Ltd assets under influence, are £25.85 billion on September 30, the end of Tatton’s financial first-half, up 24% from £20.87 billion on April 1. The increase is thanks to £1.68 billion in organic net inflows and £2.06 billion in market and investment performance. Tatton is confident in meeting market expectations for all of financial 2026 and continues to target £30 billion in AUM and AUI by the end of financial 2029. Half-year results will be released on November 18.
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Roadside Real Estate PLC - Abingdon, England-based investor in roadside property - Roadside says it ended a ‘successful’ financial year on September 30 with a simplified structure and a strengthened balance sheet. This is thanks to a put option to realise a minimum of £48 million for its investment in Cambridge Sleep Sciences and its recent agreement to sell its Commercial Property division for £12 million net. The CSS sale will allow Roadside to recognise a profit of more than £7 million across financial 2025, 2026 and 2027. ‘We now stand on a solid financial foundation, with strong resources to execute on our acquisition pipeline, and grow our earnings profile,’ says CEO Charles Dickson. Roadside says it will release its full annual results by December 31.
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Sosandar PLC - Cheshire, England-based online women’s fashion brand - Sosandar says trading in the first half of financial 2026 is in line with market expectations of £400,000 in pretax profit and £43.6 million in revenue. In the first half, which ended on September 30, Sosandar records a £1.1 million pretax loss, widened from £700,000 a year before, which the retailer says reflects its normal second-half weighting, as well as the cyber attack on distribution partner Marks & Spencer Group PLC. More positively, Sosandar says it returns to revenue growth with a 15% increase in net revenue to £18.7 million in the recent six months from £16.2 million a year before. Within that, own-site revenue is up 28%. Sales have resumed via the M&S website, Sosandar says, and it launched its homeware range via the website of Next PLC in September.
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Fadel Partners Inc - New York-based media rights and royalty management software developer - Tells annual general meeting on Tuesday it is on track for its 2025 revenue guidance of $12.0 million to $12.9 million and Ebitda loss target of $800,000 to $1.0 million, both in line with market expectations. Revenue was $14.5 million in 2024, with an adjusted Ebitda loss of $1.7 million. Cash at the 2025 year-end is expected to be between $800,000 and $1.0 million. Fadel also notes it has ended its strategic review and will focus instead on organic growth. ‘Several expressions of interest were received; however, none presented a combination of value, structure and certainty which the board could recommend to shareholders,’ Fadel explains.
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