Foster Denovo pre-tax loss widens to £1.1m despite group growth

Eyes further acquisition expansion

Isabel Baxter
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Foster Denovo Limited reported a £1.1m loss before tax in 2025, compared with a £103,000 loss the previous year, despite parent company Foster Denovo Group recording 15% revenue growth and £9.1m in EBITDA.

The financial advice business reported a loss after tax of £2.3m for the year ended 31 December 2025, compared with £1.6m in 2024, according to its latest accounts. The results came as Foster Denovo Group, which also includes corporate advisory consultancy Secondsight and investment management businesses Sequel Investments and FD Dynamic Portfolios, reported revenue of £49.3m for the year, marking its ninth consecutive year of growth. Group EBITDA reached £9.1m, following investment in integration and AI automation. Foster Denovo Limited's turnover increased by 15% to £45m in 2025,...

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