Unifiedpost delivers on strategic refocus and improves balance sheet strength

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Press release – Regulated information - Inside inforrmation


La Hulpe, Belgium – February 27, 2025, 7:00 a.m. CET – [REGULATED INFORMATION] Unifiedpost Group SA (Euronext: UPG) (Unifiedpost), a leading provider of integrated business communications solutions, presents its results for FY 2024. Unifedpost has executed its strategic priorities, including portfolio rationalisation, while improving its balance sheet strength and operational efficiencies.

Strategic & Operational Highlights

  • Completed divestments of FitekIN/ONEA and Wholesale Identity Access Business

  • De-risked balance sheet through partial repayment of Francisco Partners’ senior facility loan by €95m

  • Significantly reduced net debt position by ~€ 73m at year-end

  • Enhanced governance structure with a strengthened Board and new CEO

  • Strategic partnerships delivering value creation across key markets

FY 2024 Financial Highlights – Continuing operations1

  • Reported first contributions from income from client money2 amounting to €0,7m

  • Steady growth in Subscription and Transaction3 revenue of 8,2% y/y and 9,3% y/y, respectively

  • Digital service gross margin (incl. net income from client money) increased by 1,7%pts y/y to 59,7%

  • EBITDA (incl. net income from client money) improved to € -9,2m from € -11,0m in FY 2024

FY 2025 Guidance (based on current reporting structure)

  • ~25% increase in Subscription revenue, with a gradual improvement expected throughout the year

  • FCF4 positive by year-end

Commenting on the FY 2024 results, Nicolas de Beco, CEO, remarked: "2024 was marked by strategic refocusing and important structural changes. We have streamlined our business with the completed divestments of FitekIN/ONEA and the Wholesale Identify Access Business, the reduction of complexity and the de-risking of our balance sheet. While our financial performance reflects these necessary adjustments, this marks a key turning point - we have established a solid framework which allows us to move forward with greater clarity and direction. There is strong engagement from our customers, teams, and stakeholders.

Looking to 2025, we have a clear roadmap and a strong commitment to execution. Our focus will be on selected geographies where e-invoicing regulations are expected to come into force within the next 12-18 months, strengthening strategic partnerships, and embedding payment solutions as a key upselling driver. At the same time, we remain committed to disciplined cost and cash management. As a SaaS business, accelerating growth remains a priority. We have set clear subscription revenue targets for the next 12 months, and with continued discipline, collaboration, and focus, we are well-placed to make progress on our objectives.”