Shares in FTSE 250 firm 4imprint Group plc have dropped today after it reported a reduction in annual revenue and profits.
The personalised merchandise firm, headquartered in London with a major operational hub in Wisconsin, USA, reported revenue of $1.35 billion for the year ended 27th December 2025, down 2%.
Operating profit fell 2% to $145.2m, while profit before tax dropped 2% to $150.8m.
Total orders for the year were down from 2.12m in 2024 to 2.06m. New customer orders declined 12%.
4imprint said it had delivered a ‘resilient operational and financial performance against the backdrop of volatile macroeconomic conditions’.
However its share price has fallen 8% (writing at 2.45pm) since it reported the results. It remains 5% up over last six months, but 25% down over the last 12 months.
The vast majority of 4imprint’s business is in North America, where it was founded in 1985 and is a market leader. The firm has been listed in London since 1993 and its stocks were some of the best-performing in the UK capital market over the last decade.
In November 2025 its board approved a $10m capital expenditure for the relocation of its leased downtown Oshkosh, Wisconsin office space to its recently expanded distribution centre, which is expected to be completed in mid-2026.
Average order value for 2025 increased 1%, while cash and bank deposits stood at $132.8m at the end of the year, down from $147.6m a year earlier.
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