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Operations: The company's revenue is primarily derived from its Investment Administration Services (£71.7 million), Insurance and Life Assurance Business (£68.3 million), and Adviser Back-Office Technology (£4.9 million) segments.

Market Cap: £1.06B

IntegraFin Holdings, with a market cap of £1.06 billion, stands out for its debt-free status and stable financial position, as evidenced by short-term assets (£29.1B) exceeding both short-term (£28.9B) and long-term liabilities (£46.8M). The company has maintained high-quality earnings with a return on equity of 25%. Recent guidance suggests revenue growth over 9% for the first half of 2025 to approximately £77 million, indicating positive momentum despite slightly lower profit margins than last year. However, its dividend track record remains unstable, which may concern investors focused on consistent income from penny stocks.

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Saga

Simply Wall St Financial Health Rating: ★★★★★☆

Overview: Saga plc operates in the United Kingdom, offering package and cruise holidays, general insurance, and personal finance products and services, with a market cap of approximately £197.31 million.

Operations: Saga's revenue is primarily derived from its travel segment at £455.4 million, alongside contributions from insurance broking activities including motor (£46.8 million), other insurance (£36.7 million), and home (£31.8 million).

Market Cap: £197.31M

Saga plc, with a market cap of £197.31 million, has been navigating challenging financial waters as it remains unprofitable but has shown progress by reducing losses over the past five years. The company benefits from a robust cash position that supports a runway exceeding three years, bolstered by positive and growing free cash flow. Recent strategic moves include refinancing its corporate debt fully through new credit facilities and simplifying its business model following an insurance agreement with Ageas SA/NV. However, Saga's short-term assets do not cover long-term liabilities, and its management team lacks extensive tenure experience.

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