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From advfn and have to agree the mcap looks very odd doesn't it

It's not happy reading I agree, it will take time to turn the tanker around, but with c.£2bn of revenues, c.£19bn unweighted pipeline and only c.£140m of debt with the adjusted EBITDA it has reported, a market cap of <£400m just looks odd IMO with the AI side of things and transformation continuing to deliver.

2025 was a big year of change.

Was that shame-lass by any chance Craig it who clearly works for the MM society?

Shame-lass still UP and moving back in right direction now

How's your £2.25 train never coming dip sheet

May you meet a bus

Outlook for 2026

We are excited about our positioning in a strong market with significant opportunity ahead, leveraging the strong foundations we have put in place as the market and technology landscape continues to change and evolve

Capita is now a leaner business, focused on delivering scalable and repeatable solutions to customers utilising its technology partners and in 2026, we will be launching further AI-powered products which will make us more competitive, re-enforcing our right to win and more relevant to our regulated and public customers who are increasingly looking to benefit from AI solutions in a trusted environment

Reflecting good growth in Public Service and Pension Solutions, offset by challenges in Contact Centre, we expect the Group to deliver low single digit adjusted revenue1 growth in 2026 compared to 2025

Small decrease in adjusted operating margin1 reflecting continued challenges in Contact Centre and increased mobilisation costs in Pension Solutions and Public Service

We expect the Group to generate free cash flow, excluding the impact of business exits1 between £20m - £40m, with a cash conversion of 70% - 80%

Market positive, capita moving in right direction

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

Shame-lass the biggest faller great anglias is down 21% so stop lying

Market positive, capita moving in right direction

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

Shame-lass

In your dreams you've called it 2 in 4 years 😂🤣

Looks like draft is a bitter redundancy or another shame-lass alias 🥱🥱🥱

Market positive, capita moving in right direction

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

Outlook for 2026

We are excited about our positioning in a strong market with significant opportunity ahead, leveraging the strong foundations we have put in place as the market and technology landscape continues to change and evolve

Capita is now a leaner business, focused on delivering scalable and repeatable solutions to customers utilising its technology partners and in 2026, we will be launching further AI-powered products which will make us more competitive, re-enforcing our right to win and more relevant to our regulated and public customers who are increasingly looking to benefit from AI solutions in a trusted environment

Reflecting good growth in Public Service and Pension Solutions, offset by challenges in Contact Centre, we expect the Group to deliver low single digit adjusted revenue1 growth in 2026 compared to 2025

Small decrease in adjusted operating margin1 reflecting continued challenges in Contact Centre and increased mobilisation costs in Pension Solutions and Public Service

We expect the Group to generate free cash flow, excluding the impact of business exits1 between £20m - £40m, with a cash conversion of 70% - 80%

Shame-lass you lied again this morning re contact centres

Reported

TCV up 66% contact centres

Shame-lass just go away you lonely ....

Market positive, capita moving in right direction

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

Shame-lass read again

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

Shame-lass

So in reality Contact centres win rate up 66%

Pretty impressive imo

Moving in right direction think that is clear

So in reality Contact centres win rate up 66%

Pretty impressive imo

@Jordi say these figs pretty strong going forward

Total contract value (TCV) won increased by 36% to £2,055.3m, with a strong performance in Capita Public Services and Contact Centre, rising 28% and 66% respectively

Improved book to bill ratio of 0.9x (2024: 0.6x); win rate across all opportunities of 64%, up from 32% in 2024

Unweighted pipeline increased 41% from the half year to £19.8bn

We expect the Group to generate free cash flow, excluding the impact of business exits1 between £20m - £40m, with a cash conversion of 70% - 80%