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@NOFEAR you need to change your name to @NoIdea You got caught out chatting utter turd on Discord and left sulking. Now your back here talking b*llocks! Give it a rest fella….

If that isn’t a vote of confidence 🥳🥳👌

@Simpiles Absolutely spot on. We have been dragged down to these levels by situations outside of Capita’s control (unions, ungrateful civil servants, left wing twatspangles, wars and the last administrators of the CSPS making an absolute hash of it).

The upside from here is still going to be huge. Cannacord reiterating their £9.00 per share gives me confidence as does Staveley’s chunk in the Rockwood fund. All is good. Iran situation will resolve soon then up she rises….

Comparing a turd to a turd, is like comparing Savage to a turd….

@Heatseeker77 Sorry buddy. I needed a day or two to sulk after results! I made the monumental mistake of adding at £3.00 in the expectation that the drop would be short lived. Still here. Still fully invested. Still 🎣 for 🤡 🤡

Still need some contact details so we can add you to the group, mate?

@Savage_KeyboardR congratulations on actually writing a constructive post. I had to check my calendar to see if was April Fools Day 😉

@Heatseeker77 Sold what mate?

You don’t drink beer, @AimMaster2018 - you’re still on bitty from your paymaster’s teats! 🤡 🍼

The Company confirms that the fourth tranche of shares awarded to Adolfo Hernandez, Chief Executive Officer under the buy-out share award granted on 19 March 2024, vested on 11 March 2026.

This was a total of 125,689 Capita plc Ordinary Shares of 31p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). Adolfo Hernandez will personally fund the income tax and national insurance liability arising upon the vesting of the fourth tranche of his buy-out share award. This will be calculated based on the closing share price on 11 March, the date of vesting. For indicative purposes only, based on the closing share price on 10 March this liability would have equated to c.£163k.

Following vesting of these shares, Adolfo Hernandez holds a total of 629,339 Ordinary Shares representing 0.52% of the Company’s issued share capital.

The information set out below is provided in accordance with the requirements of the UK Market Abuse Regulation.

Vote of confidence in Capita right there 👌

Capita notes today’s announcement that Ofgem has concluded it will disallow costs incurred by Smart Data Communications Company (Smart DCC)1 of £11.425m for the Regulatory Year 2024/2025, a reduction of £19.596m from the initial proposed disallowance of £30.841m. For the Regulatory Year 2023/2024 the final disallowance was £20m.

The price disallowance forms part of the usual regulatory framework governing the Smart DCC contract and a level of disallowance is anticipated by Capita as part of this framework.

Capita is pleased to see this reduction, following the consultation period and the work completed to drive process improvements and ongoing cost efficiencies.

Since the licence inception, Capita has put in place and built a significant national network enabling smart meter monitoring. As previously announced, this contract will be transitioned to a not-for-profit service provider in the coming year.

This outcome was broadly in line with the estimates made in preparation of the Group’s 2025 financial results, announced on 10 March 2026.

1Smart DCC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Group which is not consolidated into the Group’s financial statements. For further details see note 4.7 of the Group’s 2024 Annual Report and Accounts.

@AimMaster2018 = Prick

Well said @MaxJH 👌

Https://www.tipranks.com/news/company-announcements/capita-boosts-profit-and-contract-wins-as-ai-led-transformation-gathers-pace

Capita sharpened its AI-led BPO strategy in 2025, delivering £250m in cost savings, lifting adjusted operating profit by a third and improving margins, even as reported results were weighed by restructuring costs and goodwill charges.

Public Service and Pension Solutions units grew revenue and margins and helped drive a 36% jump in new contract value, while management guides to modest revenue growth, slightly lower margins and positive free cash flow in 2026 amid ongoing Contact Centre pressure.

Capita reported that 2025 was a pivotal year in its transformation into an -led business process outsourcer, with about two thirds of group revenue now AI-enabled and a growing £19.8bn bid pipeline. The group delivered £250m of annualised cost savings, materially improving adjusted operating profit by 34% to £113.5m and lifting margins to 5.2%, although it remained loss-making at the reported level due to restructuring costs and a goodwill impairment in its Contact Centre unit.

Operationally, the Public Service and Pension Solutions divisions both achieved 4.5% revenue growth and margins above group targets, offsetting ongoing revenue decline of 17.5% in Contact Centres following earlier contract losses. Capita increased total contract value won by 36% to £2.1bn, strengthened customer satisfaction to a record cNPS of +31, and advanced its AI strategy through launches such as the AI Catalyst Stack and Catalyst Lab, while also resolving legacy issues including exits from loss-making businesses and settling matters related to a 2023 cyber incident.

Looking to 2026, the company expects low single-digit adjusted revenue growth, driven by continued strength in public sector and pensions but tempered by ongoing challenges in Contact Centres and higher mobilisation costs. Management guides to a slight reduction in operating margin and a return to positive free cash flow of £20m-£40m, highlighting a leaner balance sheet, extended credit facilities and plans to roll out further AI-powered products to reinforce competitiveness in regulated and public markets.

The most recent analyst rating on stock is a Buy with a £6.00 price target.

You were never invested @daltry Just like the other clowns Aim and Savage

Capita plc CEO Adolfo Hernandez said:

"2025 was a pivotal year for Capita as we progressed our transformation to become the first AI-led business process outsourcer. We are building momentum as a leaner, more agile business and are well positioned to capture the market opportunity as customers increasingly look to AI and technology to improve productivity and efficiency.

“We have made strong progress across our Better Capita strategy, with Better Technology at the centre. We provide knowledge and experience of our customers Business Process Operating Systems that integrate AI into complex, real-world workflows that require accountability, security, and human oversight. As our £19.8bn pipeline shows, demand for our capabilities, AI solutions and digital delivery continues to grow, this year around two thirds of the Group's revenue was AI-enabled and we further improved customer satisfaction, with cNPS rising to +31, the highest level since we began measuring it in 2018.

“Alongside this, we delivered a major milestone by delivering £250m of annualised cost savings, strengthening margins and enabling reinvestment in our product, data and cyber capabilities. We also resolved several significant legacy challenges to simplify the business. As a consequence of our disciplined action, we saw adjusted operating profit increase 34% to £114m and the operating margin increase 140bps to 5.2%.

“With clear priorities for 2026, we remain focused on disciplined execution and are confident in our ability to drive further progress in Capita’s transformation.”

2025 Financial Results

Adjusted revenue1 declined 1.2% to £2.2bn (2024: 6.8% decline), with strong performances in Public Service and Pension Solutions more than offset by revenue decreases in Contact Centre

Public Service division (66% of Group adjusted revenue1) delivered its highest adjusted revenue1 growth in the last five years increasing by 4.5%, helped by contract wins and expansion of existing scopes

Revenue reduction in Contact Centre of 17.5% (24% of Group adjusted revenue1) from ongoing impact of previously announced contract losses and volume reductions in the telecommunications vertical

Pension Solutions adjusted revenue1 increased 4.5% (9% of Group adjusted revenue1), as we saw the benefit from indexation on existing contracts and go-live on new contracts

Adjusted operating profit1 increased 34.2% to £113.5m (2024: £84.6m), reflecting the benefit from the cost reduction programme which more than offset the Group’s revenue reduction

The Group's adjusted operating margin improved to 5.2% from 3.8% in 2024. Strong performances in both Public Service and Pension Solutions, delivering operating margins above the Group's medium term target

Reported operating loss of £129.6m (2024 loss: £9.9m) reflecting the £56.1m cost associated with our successful cost reduction programme and non-cash goodwill impairment of £73.7m recognised in the Contact Centre business

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@AimMaster2018

I’m predicting the same as last week. That you are a lying clueless c*ckwomble…. 🤡

@AimMaster2018

Opening Price: You’re a clown 🤡

Closing Price: You’re still a clown 🤡

Cheers @Capitalizer 👌

If we can go into the weekend above £3.66 then that would be perfect, and would set us up nicely for results on Tuesday 😎