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Winvia has delivered maiden full-year results that underline why this is one of the most exciting stories in the small-cap space. On a proforma basis, sales jumped 23% to £170.3m, while EBITDA more than doubled to £31.2m. Pretax profit came in at £24m, delivering EPS of 21p. The final dividend is 5.9p. The Online Gaming division (the Romanian op... ...
What took you so long? The shares caught fire after Winvia’s update showed it has started public life by hitting the ball out of the park. EBITDA for FY25 is expected to be “not less than £31m,” ie. a £2m beat. Active customers for its prize draw and competition side were +47% but what stands out is the quality of growth driving it with Winvia’s... ...
At its heart, Winvia is built on a simple, time-honoured idea: the thrill of possibility. Through its technology platform, Winvia powers prize draws and competitions that give everyday people the chance to win life-changing rewards - from cash and cars to houses, holidays and consumer tech (air fryers, Dyson hair dryers etc) . What makes prize d... ...
2025 will be remembered as a year that continued to test patience in small-cap equities rather than one that undermined their underlying appeal. When forming my shortlist this time last year I had not accounted for “left field” events: Trump taking a particularly muscular approach to tariffs nor that interest rates would take longer than expec... ...
The usually very astute fund manager Mark Slater must have had a rather nasty taste in his mouth when he clocked the prospectus for Winvia (WVIA; 197.5p) last month. Back in 2023, his fund was a shareholder in a company called Best of The Best, buying a 9% stake off the founders at £24, just ahead of a profit warning. Teddy Sagi (famous for foun... ...