- Naked Wines
- 20 November 2025 16:08:06
Source: Sharecast
In a post-close update ahead of its interim results on 9 December, the AIM-traded firm said unaudited figures for the 26 weeks ended 29 September showed “significant progress”, including better adjusted EBITDA and margins and a stronger cash position.
Management said performance since the September annual general meeting had remained consistent with the full-year guidance issued in August.
Naked Wines also confirmed it had completed its first share buyback programme on 11 September, repurchasing £2m of shares.
The board said the move “has increased intrinsic value per share for all remaining shareholders.”
The group reiterated its 2026 financial year guidance, including revenue of £200m to £216m, adjusted EBITDA of £5.5m to £7.5m excluding inventory liquidation costs, and year-end net cash of £35m to £39m.
It said it was continuing to target £12m of medium-term inventory liquidation and associated costs to accelerate cash generation, with further details due alongside the half-year results.
At 1426 GMT, shares in Naked Wines were up 0.27% at 73p.
Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.