A “Trading Update and Revised 2026 Expectations” announcement from “UK property finance service” company Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB1) includes “on 23 July 2026, MAB indicated that adjusted profit before tax for the six months ended 30 June 2026 was expected to be approximately £14.6m, broadly in line with H1 2025 (£14.5m). Following completion of the period-end reporting process, MAB now expects to report adjusted profit before tax of approximately £14.8m” and that its “diversified model ordinarily provides resilience against weakness in individual market segments”, so “revised 2026 expectations” good news then? Er…
Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB1) has issued a trading update noting adverse trading impact from the government’s recent manoeuvrings but also that its “re-financing opportunities from its client bank are at a record level for 2023… remains highly cash generative and retains a strong balance sheet”. So what of a now down towards 500p share price, £290 million market cap?
Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB1) has updated including “revenue for the six months ended 30 June 2019 increased by 5% (8% on an underlying basis) to £61m… in the second quarter of the year we have seen some improvement in banked conversion and continue to see these trends in July… encouragingly the majority of our Appointed Representatives continue to hold strong growth plans for 2019 and 2020”. Down from 700p+ reached last year, the shares though currently remain at circa 600p…
Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB1) has updated including “adviser numbers have continued to grow… the majority of our Appointed Representatives continue to hold strong growth plans for 2019 and 2020… we believe MAB is ideally positioned to continue increasing its market share, and to focus on wider group success and profitability through new opportunities and broadening our addressable market”. The shares have currently responded, er, towards 580p – more than 5% lower…








