Describing itself as “a leading provider of decision intelligence software for service operations”, ActiveOps (AOM) has issued a trading update commencing including that for its half-year ended 30th September 2026 “revenue rose 21% to £25.3m… expect FY27 results to be in line with current market expectations”. So what about a current share price response towards 125p, more than 44% lower?!
Most recently on ‘decision Intelligence’ software company ActiveOps (AOM), last year with the shares rising above 210p I wrote ‘“anticipates full year revenues will now be comfortably ahead of consensus expectations”, but what about other metrics?’, concluding with also it having previously delivered results disappointment still avoid. The shares most recently closed at above 260p, but what about now results for its year ended 31st March 2026?
‘Decision Intelligence’ software company ActiveOps (AOM) has issued a trading update including emphasising as a half-year ended 30th September 2025 “Financial highlight” that it “saw a notable uplift in the rate of organic revenue growth of approximately 34% CC, to £18.7m, reflecting strong expansion activity across existing enterprise customers and the successful onboarding of new customers across all regions” and “anticipates full year revenues will now be comfortably ahead of consensus expectations”. So what about its trading relative to a share price currently more than 25% higher in response to above 210p?
Most recently writing on “decision intelligence software” company ActiveOps (AOM), last month with the shares at 127.5p I concluded ‘with 14th November-scheduled results to show its current progress against the valuation still and also the counter-indicator of its AIM Awards shortlisted (“Best Technology Award”), currently I retain my prior caution’. What of now the results announcement… and the shares currently further down to below 110p?
A covid-era IPO combined with an AIM Awards 2024 nomination, which has already proven a counter-indicator, don’t bode well for a “Trading Update and Notice of Half Year Results” announcement today from ActiveOps (AOM). What of the update and a current 127.5p share price?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of Decision Intelligence software for service operations”, ActiveOps (AOM) states that it is today “pleased to provide an update on trading for the year ended 31 March 2024. Highlights include good growth in adjusted EBITDA, profit before tax and cash, with an 11% increase in SaaS revenue on a constant currency basis and exit Annual Recurring Revenue up by 14% CC versus the prior year”. However, revenue is vanity and adjusted EBITDA is manipulated bullshit earnings, what about the bottom-line profitability and cash?…
Technology-based insights for service operations business ActiveOps (AOM) has issued a trading update commencing that it “is pleased to report continued growth in the first half of FY24, with the group well-placed to achieve both its revenue and EBITDA expectations for the full year”. What does that though financially mean and what of a share price currently 2.5% higher at 82p in response?
Previously writing on ActiveOps (AOM), in March with the shares down to 97.5p I concluded that with the valuation still a significant premium on tangible metrics I’d still currently avoid. With the shares having last closed at 74p and the self-described “leading provider of Management Process Automation software” now “pleased to announce its unaudited results for the financial year ended 31 March 2022”, what’s the outlook from here?
Young Steve has already written up today’s disastrous lack of profits warning from ActiveOps (AOM) but he misses out a key point with the shares now 97.5p. The fine firm responsible for this listing as Nomad and Broker was Investec. I wonder how much it earned.
Describing itself as “a leading provider of Management Process Automation software for running hybrid and global back-office operations”, ActiveOps (AOM) has issued a trading update in which it “is pleased to confirm that trading is in line with previously upwardly revised management expectations” and “confident in the company's outlook, as a clearly defined list of target customers feed into an existing and robust pipeline”. So why a current 97.5p share price, down more than 17%, in response?
