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Synectics plc reported strong FY2025 financial results, delivering robust revenue growth, improved EBITDA, and a strengthened balance sheet, alongside a strategic transformation aimed at driving scalable long-term growth. For the year ended 30 November 2025, group revenue increased 22% to £68 million, supported by a major casino surveillance deployment in Southeast Asia and strong demand across transport, leisure, and critical infrastructure markets. Adjusted EBITDA rose 36% to £8.5 million, with EBITDA margins improving to 12.5%, while Synectics Systems recorded revenue growth of 21% to £43 million and Ocular Integration grew revenue 24% to £26.4 million. The company also ended the year with a record cash balance of £14.1 million, reflecting strong operating cash flow and reinforcing its debt-free financial position. Operationally, Synectics continues to expand its AI-driven security and surveillance technology, with its Synergy Detect platform receiving industry recognition for innovation. Looking ahead, management outlined a strategic repositioning toward a scalable, product-led and partner-enabled growth model, designed to enhance operating leverage and recurring revenue opportunities. The company expects FY2026 to be a transitional year, reflecting the absence of the one-off casino contract and increased strategic investment, before accelerating growth from FY2027 onward, supported by double-digit revenue growth, expanded partner distribution, and product innovation across AI, cloud, and cybersecurity capabilities. With a robust order book, growing pipeline, and progressive dividend policy, including a proposed 5p per share dividend, Synectics aims to deliver sustainable shareholder returns while strengthening its global presence in intelligent security and surveillance solutions.
By Investor Meet CompanySynectics plc reported strong FY2025 financial results, delivering robust revenue growth, improved EBITDA, and a strengthened balance sheet, alongside a strategic transformation aimed at driving scalable long-term growth. For the year ended 30 November 2025, group revenue increased 22% to £68 million, supported by a major casino surveillance deployment in Southeast Asia and strong demand across transport, leisure, and critical infrastructure markets. Adjusted EBITDA rose 36% to £8.5 million, with EBITDA margins improving to 12.5%, while Synectics Systems recorded revenue growth of 21% to £43 million and Ocular Integration grew revenue 24% to £26.4 million. The company also ended the year with a record cash balance of £14.1 million, reflecting strong operating cash flow and reinforcing its debt-free financial position. Operationally, Synectics continues to expand its AI-driven security and surveillance technology, with its Synergy Detect platform receiving industry recognition for innovation. Looking ahead, management outlined a strategic repositioning toward a scalable, product-led and partner-enabled growth model, designed to enhance operating leverage and recurring revenue opportunities. The company expects FY2026 to be a transitional year, reflecting the absence of the one-off casino contract and increased strategic investment, before accelerating growth from FY2027 onward, supported by double-digit revenue growth, expanded partner distribution, and product innovation across AI, cloud, and cybersecurity capabilities. With a robust order book, growing pipeline, and progressive dividend policy, including a proposed 5p per share dividend, Synectics aims to deliver sustainable shareholder returns while strengthening its global presence in intelligent security and surveillance solutions.