UK 13:30 Saturday, 24 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Branded merchandise and promotional products technology and services group Altitude (ALT) has announced an appointment it argues “brings best-in-class commercial leadership… at the moment it matters most”. What’s the detail of this and the outlook from the valuation at a current 22p share price?
Describing itself as “a technology and services provider specialising in end-to-end solutions for the branded merchandise and promotional products industry”, Altitude Group (ALT) has announced an “appointment of Singer Capital Markets as the company’s Nominated Adviser and Broker, with immediate effect”. What about this nominated adviser and broker change with the shares at 22p compared to above 45p as recently as 2024 and 28p last year?
Self-described “leading end-to-end solutions provider for branded merchandise” Altitude Group (ALT) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2025 including “Highlights” of “revenue grew year-on-year… Gross profit and adjusted operating profit increased, supported by higher merchanting volumes”. So what about the shares, already down from 28p reached last month, currently slightly further lower towards 20p?
Describing itself as a “leading end-to-end solutions provider for branded merchandise”, Altitude Group (ALT) has issued an announcement commencing that its six months ended 30th September 2025 financial performance “is expected to demonstrate steady year-on-year growth”. So what of a currently 14.5% lower share price at 20p?
At a current up to 28p, shares in self-described “leading end-to-end solutions provider for branded merchandise” Altitude Group (ALT) are still below above 30p of a year ago but they were also 20p as recently as earlier this month. The only announcements from the group this month have been “Director/PDMR Dealing” announcements.
Describing itself as a “leading end-to-end solutions provider for branded merchandise”, Altitude Group (ALT) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2025 including highlighting “revenues increased by $7.1 million to $37.3 million, up 23.5%… adjusted operating profit grew by 20.7% to $3.7 million… the board is excited by the opportunity ahead for the group. Altitude has a clear focus on profitable growth in FY26”. So what about a current only slightly up to 20p share price in response, comparing to 25p as recently as the start of last month?
Previously writing on merchandising platform technology group Altitude (ALT), in November with the shares down to 40p I questioned for how long are the “existing needs” for which the remaining loan facility is sufficient and concluded to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 31.5p, but what about they currently up to 36.5p on the back of a trading update?
Previously writing on merchandising platform technology group Altitude (ALT), in June with the shares up to 43.5p I concluded its trading performance and valuation meant still just on the watchlist and I continued to avoid. Today the group is “pleased to announce” results for its half-year ended 30th September 2023, so what of the shares currently approaching 7% lower on the day at 40p in response?
Branded merchandise platform technology group Altitude (ALT) has announced “a strong year of trading” and that recent “trading has continued to be strong and is tracking significantly ahead of the same period last year”. How does such compare financially though to a currently higher to 43.5p share price, £30.8 million market cap?
Promotional products marketplace group Altitude (ALT) has announced that it “anticipates that FY23 trading will be materially ahead of current market expectations” and that it has “a reassuringly strong pipeline of opportunities... look forward to updating the market further in the forthcoming months and to the next financial year with great enthusiasm”. So what of a current more than 20% higher share price response to above 40p?
Promotional products marketplace group Altitude (ALT) has issued a trading update emphasising that it “anticipates that FY23 trading will be materially ahead of current market expectations, and that the group will achieve record year-end results” and that it “also anticipates that the group will continue to experience revenue and EBITDA growth throughout 2023”. So what of a current 15.6% higher share price response to 26p, an £18.4 million market cap?
Personalised products marketplace group Altitude (ALT) has issued a trading update including that it “is pleased to report the group has delivered another excellent period of growth… well placed for accelerated future growth, the board remains confident in its positive outlook for the future”. What of a current approaching 5% higher share price response to 22.5p?
