Moneysupermarket.Com Share Price (MONY)

Seem to upping their stake, I sense that the UK is going to lose another listed company this year which is a shame, I like the dividend here

Anybody ever been to an AGM before? I was thinking of going this week, just wondered if it is worth it.

.wealthoracle.co.uk/companies/MONY

MONY Group posted underwhelming FY25 prelims this morning but the share price is rallying following its recent slump and is up 3% so far suggesting that there is plenty of soft news already in the price. Group revenue increased 2% to a record £446.3m, while Adjusted EBITDA rose 2% to £145.1m, with margin expansion to 33%. Adjusted Basic EPS grew 5% to 17.9p, reflecting disciplined cost control and operational leverage, with operating costs reduced by 4%. So growth across the board, but only modest. However, growth is growth and this despite ongoing headwinds in the car insurance market. On a more positive note, the Group’s strategic pivot toward membership-led and higher-lifetime-value customer relationships continues to gain traction. SuperSaveClub membership surpassed 2.1 million, now contributing 16% of Group revenue and enhancing customer retention and lifetime value metrics. Provider Services revenue grew 13%, highlighting the strength of MONY’s two-sided marketplace model. The Group has also jumped on the AI bandwagon. In 2025, MONY signed an enterprise agreement with OpenAI and launched the MoneySuperMarket ChatGPT app, alongside new AI-enabled products including Price Optimiser and Savings by MoneySuperMarket. These initiatives strengthen MONY’s data-driven ecosystem and expand distribution channels, positioning the Group to capitalise on structural shifts...

.wealthoracle.co.uk/companies/MONY

Continuing to increase stake and have historically bought other competitors in other countries, could Mony be next?

Not sure if anyone uses Autotrader, but MoneySupermarket is very prominent on every page ofmy recent searches, in a way I never noticed before. Got to be good for business.

I'm also guessing that the new ISA season has retail investors seeking good dividend shares with the jump in SP.