The Beeks Financial Cloud Group Plc (Lon: BKS), a computer and connectivity provider for financial markets, announced today the signing of $ 10 million for the cloud of the proximity in June.
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Contracts include four to five -year contract renewals and renewals for stock markets and Fintech companies, covering basic locations in all UAE and Europe. Wins reflect the growing demand for Beeks’s private infrastructure and boost the company’s proximity clouds to global financial institutions looking for high -performance scalable infrastructures. Revenue associated with these agreements are set to be recognized in both FY25 and FY26, contributing to a strong start of FY26.
Beeks also provided a transaction update for the year ended June 30, 2025 (FY25). The results for the FY25 are expected to once again show a significant double -digit increase in last year, led by strong performance to all Beeks Cloud and Cloud offers.
Revenue for FY25 is expected to rise by about 25% to £ 35.5 million (June 30 2024: £ 28.5 million), with the underlying increase in EBITDA by 29% to £ 13.8 million on a stable monetary base, Beeks has increased by revenue by 26% (£ 35.9 million) and a revenue prior to revenue (£ 35.9.) The tax increase of 46% to £ 5.7 million.
In the context of the results of FY25, £ 1.3 million related to the cloud exchange contract with Grupe Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV), announced on February 18, 2025, has been postponed to FY26 due to Restriction Center Restrictions on Disaster Data Center, delayed by two of the two services in the H1 Services in H1 Fy26. The main space has lived in recent weeks.
Beeks left FY25 with an increase of about 5% to ACMRR per year to £ 29.5 million (June 30 2024: £ 28.0 million). One of the above wins of the contract has led to a reduction in ACMRR over the period of £ 0.7 million due to the customer moving from the private cloud to a cloud courimity solution. Due to the different accounting, this results in part of the revenue associated with this recognized contract in advance.
FY25 has been a year of dynamic sales for Beeks, demonstrating Beeks’ ability to turn its important pipeline into years of victories. Significant agreements that have signed the year include three major perennial wins of Cloud Exchange, with BMV, Exchange Australian Securities, and Beeks’ first encryption exchange, Kraken expansion with JSE and high approval of Cloud Exchange announced at H1, as well as a CLOUD convention. Cloud with the world’s top FX Broker and Wins in June.
Beeks continued to achieve a positive free cash flow position during the year with non -voluntarily net cash of £ 6.96 million at the end of the period (June 30 2024 Cash of £ 6.58 million) regardless of the impact of FX about 0.5 million with significant investments in Cloud and exchanges signed during H2. The cash flows from these agreements are due to the start during FY26.
The team’s pipeline continues to grow, with advanced discussions held with existing and prospective customers around the world and all Beeks’ products. As a result, the Board of Directors is certain of the continuing momentum in FY26 onwards.
The team expects to release final results for FY25 in early October 2025.
Gordon McArthur, CEO of Beeks, commented:
“According to previous years, we are again ready to offer significant double -digit growth.