Victoria (VCP) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
6 Jun, 2025Financial performance and outlook
FY2025 revenue will be at least £1.11bn, with post-IFRS 16 EBITDA in line with market expectations.
Q4 FY2025 showed sequentially improving EBITDA margins, expected to be the most profitable Q4 compared to FY2024.
UK businesses have seen monthly performance improvements since January, driving increased profitability.
FY2026 is expected to benefit from productivity improvements, ongoing self-help initiatives, and a lower interest rate environment.
The Board maintains a cautious outlook due to recent US tariff announcements and their potential impact.
Strategic initiatives and operations
Self-help initiatives remain a key focus for FY2026 to drive further profitability.
Approximately 80% of revenue is generated in non-US markets, limiting direct exposure to US tariffs.
Victoria's competitors are expected to face higher tariffs, potentially enhancing the Group's relative competitiveness.
Refinancing discussions are well advanced and progressing positively.
Company profile and leadership
Victoria PLC is an international designer, manufacturer, and distributor of flooring products, headquartered in Worcester, UK.
Employs about 5,600 people across more than 30 sites in Europe, Turkey, Australia, and the US.
Europe's largest carpet manufacturer and second largest in Australia; also the largest underlay manufacturer in both regions.
Strategy focuses on increasing shareholder value through acquisitions and sustainable organic growth.
Latest events from Victoria
- Revenue and EBITDA fell, but integration synergies and deleveraging drive future optimism.VCP
H2 202425 Feb 2026 - FY26 EBITDA forecast cut to £95m, below prior market expectations of £110.7m.VCP
Trading Update23 Feb 2026 - Revenue and EBITDA fell sharply, but cost actions and asset sales support profit recovery.VCP
H1 202512 Jan 2026 - EBITDA margin rose to 10.1% despite a 7% revenue drop, driven by cost savings and restructuring.VCP
H1 202617 Dec 2025 - Cost savings and refinancing drive margin recovery as market conditions stabilize.VCP
H2 202516 Nov 2025 - Cost-saving measures and positive market trends position Victoria PLC for recovery and growth.VCP
Trading Update13 Jun 2025