AIM-listed spend analytics specialist Rosslyn expects to report revenue of £3 million for the year, up slightly from £2.9m a year earlier.

The London-based company anticipates a narrower adjusted EBITDA loss of £2m, compared with £2.5m in FY2024.

A £300,000 portion of development work for a major new client has been deferred and will now be recognised across FY2026 and FY2027, which the business has said will improve performance in those years.

The board said trading in the first quarter of FY2026 was in line with expectations, but full-year performance will depend on the timing of new contract wins and the rollout of work with its major client.