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Eleco trading in line with expectations

Wed, 03rd Jun 2026 14:34

(Sharecast News) - Eleco said on Wednesday that trading in the first four months of 2026 had remained in line with market expectations, as the software provider reported continued progress ahead of its annual general meeting.

In a statement to be delivered at its annual general meeting, the AIM-traded firm's chairman Mark Castle said the group had continued to make progress in its business performance during the early part of the financial year.

"We are pleased to report the continued progress in the group's business performance over the first four months of the 2026 financial year," Castle said.

"Eleco continues to deliver on its growth strategy and to be well positioned for the future in the markets it serves."

The company, which provides specialist software for the built environment, said the board remained confident in the outlook for the full year.

"The board remains confident in the outlook and trading remains in line with market expectations for the full year," Castle added.

At 0946 BST, shares in Eleco were up 0.77% at 131p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.

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