#MIND Gym – FY increased adj. loss, this year “anticipate a return to modest revenue growth”

Mind Gym – interims arguing “reaching a transition point”. But a positive one?…

Self-described “global provider of human capital and business improvement solutions” Mind Gym (MIND) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2025 headlined “MindGym reaching a transition point”. What about the shares currently down 8% on the day at 11.5p in response?

MindGym – argues a “significant improvement in profitability”, but how “significant” really?…

Describing itself as a “global provider of human capital and business improvement solutions”, Mind Gym (MIND) has issued a “trading update” emphasising “a resilient performance in FY25 with significant improvement in profitability” and including that it “is expected to remain profitable in FY26”. However, previously on the company, in December, I wrote interims including “the business has returned to profitability”. Er, no it hasn’t!, so what about a current 22.5p share price?

#MIND Gym – “Full Year Trading Update and”… a “continued macro-economic uncertainty” profit (lack of) warning

Mind Gym – interims including “the business has returned to profitability”. Er, no it hasn’t!

Stating that it “delivers business improvement solutions using scalable, proprietary products which are based on behavioural science”, Mind Gym (MIND) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2024 headlined “MindGym returns to EBITDA profit”. So another loss then?

#MIND Gym – H1 still even adj. loss, FY outlook “unchanged, with actions taken to eliminate further costs”

MindGym – full-year results, trading to sufficiently improve for the valuation?

Previously writing on provider of corporate jargon, oops I meant “provider of human capital and business improvement solutions”, MindGym (MIND), in April I concluded with the shares up to 38.5p that the valuation, noted continuing “cautious” trading environment and balance sheet uncertainty suggested to still avoid. What of now full-year results and the shares currently down to 30p?

#MIND Gym – FY swing to even adj. EBITDA loss, cash down to £1.4m

Mind Gym – emphasises “significantly improved second half performance”, but sufficiently improved for the valuation?…

Behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND) has issued a trading update commencing that it “has delivered a significantly stronger performance in the second half” and including that its “opportunity… in the large and highly fragmented Learning & Development market remains strong”. How “strong” though in relation to a currently up to 38.5p share price?

#MIND Gym – emphasises H2 improvement, though “continuing to see delays in decision making and scaling back of projects”

#MIND Gym – H1 swing to loss, board changes including appointment of CEO designate

Mind Gym – I having previously noted the valuation didn’t allow much for clients ‘cautiousness’, what now of a half year trading update?…

Previously writing on behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND), in June with the shares down to around 60p I suggested that the valuation still didn’t allow much for clients ‘cautiousness’ and that my prior caution on the shares looked to remain valid. The shares most recently closed at 55.5p, but what of them currently slumping to around 35p on the back of a ‘half year trading update’ announcement?

#MIND Gym – H1 below expectations, now expects FY “significantly lower than current market expectations”

Mind Gym – emphasises full-year “double-digit revenue growth and return to profitability”, but is there really?…

Behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND) “is pleased to announce its audited results for the year ended 31 March 2023”, headlining the announcement “Double-digit revenue growth and return to profitability”. So what of a current around 60p share price, down from 120p a year ago?

Mind Gym – how impressive is its “Traded in line with expectations, with accelerating revenue growth in H2”?

Previously writing on behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND), in December with the shares at 92.5p I argued that the financials didn’t encourage and with also it admitting “economic headwinds, notably in the US”, avoid / sell. What now following a full-year trading update… and the shares currently up on the back of it, albeit to now 64p?

#MIND Gym – H2 “accelerating revenue growth”, but FY PBT only “broadly in line with expectations”

Mind Gym – interims, emphasises profitability. Really?

Previously writing on behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND), in October with the shares up to 97.5p I noted it emphasised “Significant H1 momentum driving growth”, but questioned how effectively?. Now it has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2022.

#MIND Gym – H1 EPS up to 0.84p, though cash down to £4.5m

Mind Gym – emphasises “Significant H1 momentum driving growth”, but how effectively?

Behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND) has issued a trading update headlined “Significant H1 momentum driving growth in H2 and FY24”. So what of a current share price response up to 97.5p?

Mind Gym – full-year results, what of the valuation and “macro economic headwinds”?...

Previously writing on behavioural science-based business improvement company Mind Gym (MIND), with the shares at 130p in April I concluded that the valuation didn’t look to leave scope for the uncertainty and downgrades and therefore to still avoid / sell. Today it “is pleased to announce its audited results for the year ended 31 March 2022”...and the shares are 120p. Hmmm...