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MONY Group Plc Trading Statement
MONY Group plc reported continued growth in revenue and adjusted EBITDA for the period July 1 to November 30, 2025, with management expectations for the full year remaining unchanged and Adjusted EBITDA for FY25 expected to be in line with current market consensus of £142.7 million. The company highlighted strong performance in Money and Energy, with modest improvements in Insurance, while Cashback and Travel faced challenges. The two-sided marketplace strategy is proving effective, with SuperSaveClub reaching two million members and contributing materially to revenue. MONY Group also concluded a £30 million share buyback programme on December 2, 2025, and as of December 1, 2025, moved to a minority stake in Ice Travel Group, reducing operational complexity. The Board is confident in delivering sustainable, profitable growth in FY26, anticipating easing headwinds and leveraging its data and technology platform. Disclaimer*
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n3 December 2025\nMONY Group plc - Trading Statement\nGrowth and continued strong strategic progress\nMONY Group plc (\"MONY Group\" or \"the Group\") today provides the following trading update for the period 1 July to 30 November 2025, ahead of its Full Year Results announcement on 23 February 2026.\nManagement expectations for the full year remain unchanged. \nPerformance update\nMONY Group continued to deliver growth in revenue and adjusted EBITDA over the period, despite headwinds in insurance and PPC costs. Improved performance in H2[1] has been helped by Money, strong Energy performance and modest improvements in Insurance. This underlines the Group's ability to leverage its broad portfolio to deliver consistent returns to shareholders. \nInsurance - The diversity of our insurance offering and a gradual easing of trading headwinds in motor have supported performance.\nMoney - Continued good growth in borrowing, driven by strong credit card deal availability, and improved banking performance, supported by an increase in attractive current account switching promotions.\nHome Services - Growth has been primarily driven by Energy, with October marking the successful launch of our first collective switch[2] since the collapse of the energy market in 2021 and market-leading deals promoted by MoneySavingExpert (MSE).\nCashback - Challenging economic conditions and uncertainty affecting UK consumer finances continue to weigh.\nTravel - Competitive pressure in package holidays and softer demand for car hire, alongside ongoing pressure on consumer finances, has impacted performance.\nStrategic update\nOur two-sided marketplace strategy continues to deliver positive results. Member-based propositions are transforming our customer base from transactional users into loyal, engaged customers. SuperSaveClub (SSC) has reached two million members and is now contributing materially to Group revenue, with significant potential for further growth.\nProvider propositions, including Market Boost, Tenancy and our B2B partnerships are delivering incremental growth and strengthening relationships with partners.\nThe strength of our portfolio of trusted brands alongside our data and tech platform provides the Group with a sustainable competitive advantage. As AI adoption accelerates, these foundations enable us to continue to embrace ...