Gattaca expects FY26 profit ahead of market forecasts

GATC

Gattaca plc (LON:GATC), the specialist staffing solutions business, has provided the following trading update for the year ended 31 July 2026 (FY26).

Further to the Group’s interim results announcement on 24 March 2026, contract recruitment has continued to perform strongly leading to the Group trading ahead of market expectations.

As a result, the Board expects Group continuing underlying profit before tax for FY26 to be not less than £6.0 million (previous guidance: £4.5 million).

Commenting, Matthew Wragg, Chief Executive Officer of Gattaca, said:

“The Group has continued to make good progress through the second half, with strong contract growth across our core sectors and continued operational discipline supporting performance ahead of  previous market expectations. Our strategic investments are delivering, and the majority of our sectors are showing year-on-year growth. The Board remains confident in the Group’s strategy and is focused on building momentum in the challenging market conditions.”

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