RTC Group's 2025 Revenue Declines But Profit Remains Stable

Investing.com – UK recruitment company RTC Group announced a slight decline in revenue for 2025, but maintained operating profit and EBITDA levels through cost control measures and increased demand for contract and temporary staff.

The company’s full-year revenue was £95.54 million, with an EBIT of £2.6 million and EBITDA of £3.3 million. Gross profit reached £17.88 million, and pre-tax profit was £2.49 million.

During this period, RTC Group paid £1.6 million in dividends and share buybacks, and proposed an increase in the final dividend.

The company’s performance benefited from a shift toward contract and temporary staffing, offsetting a reduction in permanent recruitment activities in the UK division. However, rising labor costs, including higher national insurance and minimum wage levels, increased the group’s cost pressures.

The international division saw a decline in revenue due to the end of charter flight contracts and the completion of other projects.

RTC Group stated that 2026 started positively, with strong demand in its infrastructure business. The company expects rising labor costs and new legislation to bring ongoing uncertainties.

The company believes that long-term growth opportunities are promising, as the UK invests over £700 billion in infrastructure.

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