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Capita (LON:CPI) said it made operational and strategic progress in the first half despite costs tied to its Civil Service Pension Scheme, or CSPS, contract, with management highlighting revenue growth, contract wins and further efficiency measures. Chief Executive Officer Adolfo Hernandez said the

Capita (LON:CPI) reported first-half revenue growth and a larger order book, while costs associated with remediating the Civil Service Pension Scheme (CSPS) contract reduced profitability and prompted the company to maintain a cautious cash-flow outlook. Chief Financial Officer Pablo Andres said ad

Capita’s analyst fair value has been trimmed to £4.70 per share from £4.88, while several research houses now cluster price targets around 300 GBp. Bullish voices frame 300 GBp as consistent with a more cautious stance, arguing that much of the expected revenue and margin pressure is already reflected. More cautious analysts see the move down from 405 GBp to 300 GBp as a signal to temper expectations. Read on to see how this mix of optimism and restraint shapes the evolving Capita story and...

Capita (LON:CPI) executives used the company’s 2025 results presentation to outline progress on a multi-year turnaround, pointing to improved margins, a larger pipeline, and growing use of AI-enabled delivery, while acknowledging continuing problems in the Contact Centre business and a difficult sta

Capita PLC (LSE:CPI) received a boost after Shore Capital Markets initiated coverage of the UK outsourcing group with a Buy rating, arguing that the company’s turnaround plan could support a return to positive free cash flow and higher margins. The broker set a fair value estimate of £5.30 a...

Capita’s latest valuation work has nudged fair value from £5.09 to £5.40, a shift that has stirred a fresh debate around how the stock’s story is evolving. Behind that move, analysts have adjusted their models with a modestly higher discount rate, lower revenue growth assumptions, and a more cautious view on how much sales can build over time, even as some see enough potential to justify the updated target. Stay with this article to see how you can keep on top of these changing assumptions...

The European market has shown resilience, with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index rising by 1.68%, supported by strong business activity and consumer confidence in the eurozone. Amid this positive backdrop, small-cap stocks in Europe are attracting attention due to their potential for growth and insider activity, which can be indicative of confidence from those closest to the companies.