Flowtech Fluidpower narrows losses as transformation sets stage for growth

Flowtech Fluidpower ( (GB:FLO) ) has issued an update.

Flowtech Fluidpower reported 2025 revenues of £116.9m, up 9% year on year, with gross margins improving 100 basis points to 39.2% and underlying EBITDA rising 30.5% to £7.7m, while operating losses narrowed sharply to £1m and net debt was broadly flat at £15.2m. Like-for-like sales fell 3% for the year but returned to 7.6% growth in the second half, supported by recent acquisitions, a new digital platform and tighter cost control, and the board says the group has largely completed its transformation into “One Flowtech” and is now entering a growth phase.

Management highlighted a stronger order book and sales pipeline into 2026, stable margins and improved customer metrics, with a renewed focus on cash conversion and disciplined capital spending expected to strengthen leverage. Post year-end, Flowtech’s acquisition of Benelux-based Q Plus, funded in part by a £9m equity placing that also reduced debt, underpins its push into higher-growth sectors and broader European reach, although the company cautions that trading conditions remain volatile.

The most recent analyst rating on (GB:FLO) stock is a Hold with a £53.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Flowtech Fluidpower stock, see the GB:FLO Stock Forecast page.

Spark’s Take on FLO Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, FLO is a Neutral.

Flowtech Fluidpower’s overall stock score reflects significant financial challenges, particularly in profitability and revenue trends. While technical indicators show bearish momentum, recent corporate events provide a positive outlook with revenue growth and improved sales pipeline. However, the negative P/E ratio and lack of dividend yield weigh heavily on its valuation.

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More about Flowtech Fluidpower

Flowtech Fluidpower is an AIM-listed specialist in power, motion and control solutions, supplying everything from individual fluid power components to integrated engineered systems. The group focuses on industrial and infrastructure markets, increasingly targeting higher-growth sectors such as defence, waterways and flood defence, data centres and transportation.

Average Trading Volume: 125,195

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: £37.28M

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