Revenue and profits are on the rise at Microlise Group, the Nottingham-based provider of transport management software to fleet operators.
According to unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2025, revenue saw a 12.6% increase to £44.1m, rising from £39.1m in the same period last year.
Recurring revenues, meanwhile, grew 11% to £29.5m and pre-tax profit increased to £1.9m from £0.3m.
The firm welcomed several major, multi-year, new contract wins including Müller UK and Ireland, Greene King, as well as Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-Operative (Brolos) in Australia.
Several major multi-year renewals were also secured, with increased revenues, including Maritime, Schenk UK Ltd and City Plumbing Supplies.
Nadeem Raza, CEO of Microlise, said: “Looking ahead, we remain encouraged by our progress and momentum. While we are mindful of broader market challenges, including a slower recovery in the automotive sector, our refreshed go-to-market strategy, healthy order book, and expanding product suite give us confidence in our ability to deliver disciplined, profitable growth. I’d like to thank the entire Microlise team for their continued hard work and commitment.”