Momentum is building at Duke Capital as the firm sets its sights on stronger-than-ever cash returns. A 12 per cent year-on-year uplift in recurring revenue signals not just resilience, but sharp execution amid economic headwinds. Investors are watching closely as the company closes out its financial year with a powerful push—and a strategic portfolio move that reinforces its growth ambitions.
Duke Capital expects to deliver recurring cash revenue of £6.5 million in the fourth quarter ending 31 March 2025, marking a notable 12 per cent increase from the £5.8 million achieved during the same period the previous year. This performance comes despite persistent inflationary pressures in the UK, demonstrating Duke’s ability to maintain upward momentum in a volatile economic environment.
In its latest investor update, the firm also revealed a significant strategic move: a £1.9 million follow-on investment into BPVA (Ireland) Limited. This capital injection supported BPVA’s acquisition of Pinta Crew Limited, a consultancy that enables both Irish and global organisations to optimise workforce potential and operational efficiency. The acquisition is designed to enhance BPVA’s value proposition while expanding its market reach.
Chief Executive Neil Johnson expressed confidence in the trajectory of the business, noting that the increase in recurring cash revenue reflects the resilience of Duke Capital’s hybrid capital model. He reaffirmed the company’s ongoing dedication to supporting portfolio businesses, highlighting its robust balance sheet as a foundation for sustainable shareholder value.
Duke Capital Limited (LON:DUKE), formerly Duke Royalty Limited, is a Guernsey-based provider of hybrid capital solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) business owners in the United Kingdom, Europe and North America, combining the features of both equity and debt.
