QinetiQ Group (QQ) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
5 Jun, 2025Trading performance and outlook
Full-year guidance maintained: high single-digit organic revenue growth, stable margins, and high cash conversion expected.
Mid-term target reaffirmed: £2.4bn organic revenue at ~12% margin by 2027.
£100m share buyback on track to complete in early February; additional £50m buyback to follow.
Business segment highlights
EMEA Services continues to deliver revenue growth with strong medium-term visibility and major programme opportunities.
UK Defence business remains robust due to longer-duration contracts, while UK Intelligence business resized in response to slower short-term order intake.
Global Solutions revenue stable despite US contracting headwinds; order intake remains robust.
Strategic developments and achievements
Tom Vecchiolla appointed to lead US business, bringing significant industry experience.
Opened new forward operating base in Huntsville, Alabama to support US Army ATS-3 contract.
Supported rapid entry into service of British Army's Archer howitzer and secured a $50m+ engineering contract in Australia.
Latest events from QinetiQ Group
- Strong Q1 growth, robust order intake, and major contract wins drive confidence in FY targets.
Q1 2025 TU9 Feb 2026 - Revenue up 7%, record orders, and buyback extension drive robust H1 FY25 results.
H1 20259 Feb 2026 - Robust Q2 results, strong order intake, and major contract wins reinforce positive outlook.
Q2 2025 TU9 Feb 2026 - Record order backlog and LTPA extension underpin growth despite profit hit from US impairment.
H2 20259 Feb 2026 - Order intake exceeds £3bn, with strong cash flow and robust long-term outlook.
Trading update20 Jan 2026 - Record £2.4bn orders and £4.8bn backlog support growth despite profit decline.
H1 202613 Nov 2025 - Record backlog, robust contract wins, and reaffirmed guidance support long-term growth.
Q1 2026 TU17 Jul 2025 - QinetiQ extends £200m buyback as FY25 outlook softens amid US and UK contract delays.
Trading Update6 Jun 2025