Rentguarantor Share Price (RGG)

...but it gives an idea of the potential opportunity before RentGuarantor, whose years of data gathering and analysis, and deepening relationships with insurance underwriters, estate agents and city councils, has created what Foy believes to be a three- to five-year head start on new entrants.

In value terms there are three times more buys than sells today but the share price ticks down a smidgen. Can someone explain ?

An exciting announcement and the future looks very bright. Really think this can be a transformational company.

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RentGuarantor Holdings, the AIM-listed leading provider of rent guarantee services (including property protection) to tenants and landlords in the UK private rental sector, delivered a transformational update flagging FY26 revenue "materially above market expectations" alongside the Group's first positive monthly EBITDA since admission to AIM. Revenue for the five-month period 1 January 2026 to 31 May 2026 rose 155% YoY to approximately £2m (Jan-May 2025: £0.78m). Applications +82% to 6,288 (Jan-May 2025: 3,447). Contract numbers +127% to 2,318 (Jan-May 2025: 1,020). Average contract value +12% to £855 (Jan-May 2025: £762), reflecting the Group moving up the rental value scale. The structural catalyst is the Renters' Rights Act 2025 (the "Act"), which came into force on 1 May 2026. In May 2026, the Group delivered record unaudited revenue of c.£700k during the month — a significant 115% increase versus the average monthly revenue of c.£325k during the first four months of the year. This was driven by a material uplift in new guarantee issuances and higher adoption across core customer segments. Critically, May 2026 marked the Group's first positive monthly EBITDA since its admission to AIM, well ahead of Board expectations, with expenditure expected to remain broadly in line with budget for the full year. The Board now expects FY26 revenue to be materially above market expectations, with the Group's operating result for FY26 to be within the market expectations range. The Group is accelerating its investment in automation and AI (first announced 27 February 2026): fast-tracked deployment of AI-enabled ...

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Yes, revenue is up but it is not the only measure of a company success ... what has happened to the bottom line?

Taking YE 2025 financial statements and c.£1.6m loss and adding back c. £0.56m of aim admission costs - company still loss making at £1.04m. Assuming a 21% GP (direct costs) and expenses to remain flat ... albeit first for the company as costs are ramping up y/y ... meaning a £1.25m revenue increase should see the company report a nominal profit key assumption costs (marketing / director fees etc) remain flat. Fingers crossed but keen to see what the profit for the period is ... if costs continnue to ramp up ... what is the breakeven of the company and when will it generate cash from trading activity?