CAB Payments expects to report full-year revenue and profitability ahead of market expectations, following strong trading through the second half of 2025.
In a pre-close update, the B2B foreign exchange and payments group said total income for the year to 31 December is forecast to reach about £119 million, while adjusted EBITDA will come in slightly above the consensus range.
The company attributed the performance to deeper engagement in key emerging markets and strengthened relationships with central banks and regulators.
CAB said higher transaction volumes, a broader client base and expanded product capabilities supported the gains. The group also accelerated its international expansion, opening an office in New York in December and securing a licence in principle to operate in Abu Dhabi earlier in the year.
Consensus estimates compiled by the company point to FY25 total income expectations ranging between £108.4 million and £112.6 million, with adjusted EBITDA forecasts between £28.3 million and £33.8 million.
CAB continues to generate operating leverage as it focuses its investment on revenue-generating areas of the business.
Group CEO Neeraj Kapur said the company was “returning the business to a sustainable and profitable growth trajectory” and highlighted “financial performance ahead of market expectations”.
He added that CAB enters 2026 with strong momentum and plans further targeted investment to sustain long-term growth.
Full-year results are scheduled for release on 5 March.
