Key Points – Kainos Group said it has returned to growth, with sales bookings up 32% to GBP 505 million, revenue rising to GBP 431 million, and backlog above GBP 430 million.
Management said the results give strong visibility into fiscal 2027 and beyond. – Growth was broad-based across all three divisions: Digital Services bookings rose 29%, Workday Services bookings increased 44%, and Workday Products ARR grew 23%
North America was the fastest-growing region, with revenue up 20% year over year. – Margins came under pressure despite strong operating performance because of higher contractor use, partner costs, bonus expenses, and National Insurance increases. Even so, cash conversion was 99%, and the company kept its progressive dividend policy while pausing share buybacks to fund growth initiatives. Kainos Group (LON:KNOS) said it has returned to growth after reporting stronger sales, revenue and backlog for the year ended March 31, 2026, with management highlighting broad-based momentum across its three divisions.
Brendan, who led the presentation alongside Richard, said the main message from the results was that “Kainos are back in growth mode.” The company reported sales bookings up 32% to GBP 505 million, which Brendan described as a record sales period. Revenue rose to GBP 431 million, while backlog stood at more than GBP 430 million, providing what management called strong visibility into fiscal 2027 and future years. The company said growth was not concentrated in one area.