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WKN: A1XEY8 | ISIN: GB00BJT0FF39 | Ticker-Symbol: RMP1
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RM plc: Final Results for the year ended 30 November 2025

DJ RM plc: Final Results for the year ended 30 November 2025

RM plc (RM.) 
RM plc: Final Results for the year ended 30 November 2025 
05-March-2026 / 07:00 GMT/BST 
 
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5 March 2026  
 
RM plc 
 
Final Results for the year ended 30 November 2025 

Improved profitability driven by strategic focus on key growth areas  

RM plc ("RM"), a leading global educational technology ('EdTech'), digital learning and assessment solution provider, 
reports its full year results for the year ended 30 November 2025 and provides an update on its strategy.  

Financial highlights  

GBPm                               FY25      FY24      Variance  
 
Revenue from continuing operations               162.1     166.1      (2.5)%  
 
Profit/(loss) before tax from continuing operations      3.2      (12.1)     126.5%  
 
Loss from discontinued operations1               -       (0.9)      n/a  
 
Statutory profit/(loss) after tax               2.2      (4.7)       146.3% 
 
Diluted EPS from continuing operations             2.5p      (4.6)p     154.3% 
 
Adjusted performance measures2:                                  
 
Divisional contribution excluding corporate costs       32.3      32.8      (1.5)%  
 
Divisional contribution margin                 20.0%     19.8%      0.2%  
 
Adjusted operating profit from continuing operations      11.5      8.6       33.2%  
 
Adjusted operating profit margin                7.1%      5.2%      1.9%  
 
Adjusted EBITDA                        16.5      13.7      19.9%  
 
Adjusted profit before tax from continuing operations     5.5      2.4       126.0%  
 
Adjusted diluted EPS from continuing operations        4.9p      11.7p      (58.1)%  
 
Adjusted net debt3                       50.6      51.7      2.1% 

-- Adjusted operating profit from continuing operations has increased substantially by 33.2% to GBP11.5m (FY24: GBP8.6m)

and adjusted EBITDA by 19.9% to GBP16.5m (FY24: GBP13.7m). -- Profit before tax is GBP3.2m marking the first reported statutory profit since FY21, reinforcing RM's upward

trajectory in generating profitability. -- Revenue from continuing operations is slightly down reflecting the ongoing challenges facing the UK schools' market

in H1 impacting the Technology and TTS divisions. -- Significantly, RM's higher margin, core Assessment division has achieved 19.9% revenue growth with digital platform

revenue up by 17.3% versus FY24. -- Adjusted net debt has reduced by GBP1.1m to GBP50.6m following the equity placing last October and a further GBP6m being

invested in RM Ava, our adaptive virtual accreditation platform. The Company has operated within its hard liquidity

and EBITDA covenants throughout FY25. -- Reduction in adjusted diluted EPS from continuing operations due to GBP9.2m deferred tax credit in FY24. -- Successfully agreed with the trustees of the defined benefits pension schemes to cease further contributions from

the Company, with the schemes now showing a technical provisions surplus.

Core Assessment business continues to grow and drive margin improvement

-- The substantial contracted order book4 of Assessment is maintained at GBP95.5m at end of FY25 (FY24: GBP95.7m). -- 99% of Assessment's revenue up for renewal during FY25 has been successfully renewed, demonstrating strong ability

to retain strategic customers. -- Assessment's adjusted operating margin has increased from 17.5% to 22.9% reflecting the focus on margin improvement

this year. -- RM Ava platform KPIs have strengthened:

- Assessment digital platform revenue grew 17.3% year on year (FY24: 12.0%), Assessment recurring revenue

(including scanning) grew 15.5% year on year (FY24: 10.0%).

- Over 20m tests successfully processed through the Assessment platforms. -- Invested a further GBP6m during the year in the development of our strategic RM Ava platform, which will drive future

growth. -- The introduction of our AI marking tool has been well received with a number of proof of concepts having been

secured.

TTS

-- TTS has continued to develop exciting products, launching 131 new products using our own IP in FY25. -- UK sales were impacted by the tough schools market and international sales were constrained by the US tariffs in

H1. -- Further investment has been made in Dubai and TTS is ready to capitalise on growing market opportunities overseas.

Technology

-- Technology sales were impacted by delays in key initiatives such as Connect the Classroom funding and a general

slowness across the UK schools market. -- The division has secured a number of managed services contract renewals and wins which represents recurring revenue

for years to come.

Current trading and FY26 outlook

Trading in the first months of the year has been consistent with the Board's expectations, with the full-year outlook remaining in line with expectations.5 We are progressing with the work required to deliver the legal and operational separation of divisions that will help facilitate disposals and unlock future cost savings. At the same time, we continue to invest in RM Ava which is the key driver of future growth.

Mark Cook, Chief Executive of RM, said

"This year has seen us build real momentum in executing our strategy as we continue to grow our core Assessment platform revenue and drive a meaningful increase in our profitability year on year. This is underpinned by our relentless focus on providing a brilliant experience for learners globally and the positive impact from the cost saving initiatives we put in place.

"Looking ahead, we remain focused on driving growth, by continuing to invest in RM Ava and our core, higher margin, Assessment business. Simultaneously, we are actively working on delivering the operational and legal separation necessary to facilitate future disposals of non-core assets and further improve efficiencies."

"I'm really pleased with what we have achieved so far, and I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all my colleagues for their hard work in delivering this set of results."

Board change

As part of the Board's continued focus to reduce central costs and overheads in the business, Jamie Murray Wells, Non-Executive Director, will be stepping down from the Board at the forthcoming AGM in May and will therefore not stand for re-election.

Helen Stevenson, Chair of RM, said

"Jamie has played an important role on the Board during RM's transformation over the last two and a half years and I am very grateful for his contribution. As Chair of the ESG Committee, he has overseen a marked improvement in this space, helping to ensure that ESG risks and opportunities are integrated into RM's business strategy. On behalf of the Board, I express my thanks to Jamie and wish him well for the future."

Notes

1 Discontinued operations in FY24 related to RM Consortium.

2 Throughout this statement, adjusted operating profit, adjusted EBITDA, adjusted profit/(loss) before tax and adjusted diluted EPS are Alternative Performance Measures, stated after adjusting items (see Note 3) which are identified by virtue of their size, nature and incidence. Their treatment is applied consistently year-on-year, with the exception of adjusted EBITDA which has been redefined to exclude share-based payment charges (on the basis it is a non-cash item) and comparatives have been restated.

3 Adjusted net debt is defined as the total of borrowings less capitalised fees, cash and cash equivalents and overdrafts (see Note 3). Lease liabilities of GBP15.4m (2024: GBP15.0m) are excluded from this measure as they are not included in the measurement of adjusted net debt for the purpose of covenant calculations (see Note 15).

4 Contracted order book represents secured revenue, supported by a contract, that is yet to be recognised as revenue in the financial statements. We have introduced this metric for our Assessment division to provide greater visibility of the increasing trend towards securing longer-term strategic contractual revenue.

5 Prior to this update, the Company believes that market expectations for FY26 adjusted operating profit and adjusted EBITDA were GBP13.6m and GBP19.0m, respectively.

Presentation details

A presentation by Management for investors and analysts will be published on the company website later this morning at https://www.rmplc.com/.

Contacts:

RM plc investorrelations@rm.com

Mark Cook, Chief Executive Officer

Simon Goodwin, Chief Financial Officer

Daniel Fattal, Company Secretary and investor relations

Headland Consultancy (Financial PR) +44 203 805 4822

Chloe Francklin (cfrancklin@headlandconsultancy.com)

Dan Mahoney (dmahoney@headlandconsultancy.com)

Notes to Editors:

About RM

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