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'A significant renewal by the Group’s largest customer in May 2026 will improve the

short-term cash position of the Group, later in the year.'

Muck165, I am reading it that the customer has already renewed (a subscription? Contract?) in May and the revenue from that will land within H2 this year.

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I also particularly liked the optimistic outlook section of Karthik's chairman's statement released yesterday;

Outlook

ENGAGE XR enters the second half of 2026 a leaner, more focused and more technologically capable business than at any point in its history. The structural drivers of our market - the proven effectiveness of immersive learning, the rapid maturation of generative AI, and the imperative for educators to deliver measurable outcomes at scale - are firmly in our favour. The Board is confident that the actions taken during 2025, combined with the commercial momentum now building, position the Group to deliver sustainable, recurring revenue growth and, in time, attractive returns for our shareholders.

 

 

Karthik Manimozhi

Non-Executive Chairman

Yep - I was kind of assuming that the significant customer renewing in May is Inspired, but I haven't really been paying close attention lately.

TBH I am still confused about whether or not the significant May renewal has or hasn't yet happened given the wording in the results, but like you would have thought it would be RNS'd separately given its clearly pivotal to the year ahead.

The new contracts are significant information that must be RNSed

· Significant renewal by the Group's largest customer in May 2026 will improve the short-term cash position of the Group

· Renewals or new contracts signed with significant customers in 2026 to date include Bank of America, Optima Ed, University of Miami and a Fortune 500 technology company.

All very true HC

Yet they are again only asking for 20% headroom authority at the AGM, which wouldn't generate much cash at all if used given current price.

Am I missing something? Just seems to me that if things really were precarious then they'd have sought much higher headroom authority than that.