Renew Holdings (LSE:RNWH) has released its Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 30 September 2025, alongside the notice convening its Annual General Meeting, scheduled to be held in Leeds on 29 January 2026. The company said all relevant documents have been made available to shareholders and published on its website.

Responding to investor questions around a potential move from AIM to the Main Market, the board said it has no current plans to change its listing. Management highlighted the strength of the group’s operational platform and reiterated that its priority remains the execution of its growth strategy within the existing AIM framework.

From a performance perspective, Renew Holdings continues to demonstrate solid fundamentals, supported by consistent revenue growth and disciplined cash management. While technical indicators point to some near-term share price softness, the company’s valuation is considered reasonable, with the stock appearing fairly priced and offering a moderate dividend yield. The absence of new earnings call commentary or corporate events was not seen as a material factor in the overall assessment.

More about Renew Holdings plc

Renew Holdings plc is a UK engineering services group focused on the maintenance, renewal and enhancement of critical national infrastructure. Through a portfolio of independently branded subsidiaries, the company delivers essential, non-discretionary services using a directly employed workforce across regulated sectors including rail, infrastructure, energy – particularly wind and nuclear – and environmental services. The group benefits from long-term funding visibility tied to nationally significant infrastructure programmes.

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