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Interim Results
Tavistock Investments Plc has announced its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2025, reporting a 23% increase in gross revenues to £11,088,000, alongside a 44% decrease in the Adjusted EBITDA loss to £685,000. The company is undergoing a strategic realignment to become a fintech business, leveraging AI for financial advice, and has increased its interim dividend by 11% to 0.1p per share, payable on 26 January 2026. Net assets increased by 2% to £40,269,000, and cash resources rose by 26% to £3,675,000. The company also expects to receive £9.5 million from Saltus in December 2025 related to a prior disposal. Disclaimer*
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\nTavistock Investments Plc\n \n(\"Tavistock\", the \"Company\" or the \"Group\")\n \nInterim Results\n \n \n23 December 2025\n \nTavistock (AIM: TAVI) announces its unaudited interim results for the six-month period ended 30 September 2025, and increased dividend.\nThis results announcement comes in the context of a period of transition for the Company as it undertakes a significant strategic realignment to become a fintech business. Integral to this is making extensive but appropriate use of AI to provide cost-effective financial advice and investment management services to all UK adults, regardless of their income levels or wealth.\nKey Points\n· Strategic refocus enabled by the recent advisory network disposal for £36 million\n· Further progress thanks to like-minded businesses - Alpha Beta Partners and Lifetime Financial - joining the Group\n· Tavistock set to leverage opportunities in the retail financial sector arising from current lack of appropriate advisory support and rising retail investor willingness to embrace AI in managing their finances:\no Over 91% of UK adults neglected by retail financial services sector (source: FCA Financial Lives Survey 2024, published 16 May 2025)\no 22% of workers admit financial worries have impacted performance at work (source: Building Societies Association research published 22 September 2025)\no 56% of adults now using AI to help manage their money (source: Lloyds Banking Group Consumer Digital Index, 22 September 2025)\no 83% of AI users worry about data privacy and 80% about receiving inaccurate or outdated information (source: Lloyds Index)\no Advisory firms providing services to fewer clients owing to increasing regulatory costs and downward price pressure\n· Tavistock developing a hybrid retail market service combining the best human advice available with appropriate use of AI\n· Dividend increased by 11% and being paid on 26 January 2026.\nBrian Raven, Tavistock's Chief Executive, commented: \"We care passionately about empowering people, regardless of their personal wealth, to live more confident lives and control their financial future. The Board believes that our new hyb...