**Summary of Savills PLC Final Results for the Year Ended 31 December 2025**
Savills PLC, a global real estate advisor, reported strong financial results for the year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting resilience and accelerating momentum across its operations.
**Financial Highlights**
**Group Revenue** Increased by 6.1% to £2,551 million (2024: £2,404 million), with 8% growth in constant currency.
**Underlying Profit Before Tax** Rose by 11.4% to £145.3 million (2024: £130.4 million).
**Reported Profit Before Tax** Grew by 14.4% to £101.0 million (2024: £88.3 million).
**Underlying Basic EPS** Increased by 16.6% to 77.2p (2024: 66.2p).
**Reported Basic EPS** Surged by 32.0% to 52.0p (2024: 39.4p).
**Total Dividend per Share** Increased by 11.9% to 33.8p (2024: 30.2p).
**Net Cash** Decreased slightly by 4.9% to £167.7 million (2024: £176.3 million).
**Key Highlights**
**Revenue Growth** All four business areas and three regions reported year-on-year growth. Transactional business revenue grew by 4% (6% in constant currency), while Less Transactional businesses grew by 8% (9% in constant currency).
**Profit Growth** Underlying profit before tax increased by 11%, with Transactional profits up 13% and Less Transactional profits up 15%, reflecting operational gearing and restructuring benefits.
**Dividend Increase** The Board recommended a final ordinary dividend of 15.7p per share and a 24% increase in the supplemental dividend to 10.7p per share, totaling 33.8p per share.
**Leadership Succession** CEO and CFO succession was completed with Simon Shaw as Group Chief Executive and Nick Sanderson as Group Chief Financial Officer.
**Outlook**
Despite challenges like the conflict in the Middle East, Savills expects continued momentum in global real estate markets. The Group anticipates progressive growth in investment activity across key markets, supported by strong transactional pipelines and operational leverage.
**Strategic Priorities**
1. **Real Estate Investment Banking (REIB):** Scaling the REIB operation to improve profitability.
2. **Less Transactional Businesses** Driving growth through organic expansion and selective investments.
3. **International Operations** Broadening services and improving profitability in key markets.
4. **Prime Residential Advisory** Expanding global prime residential services.
5. **Savills Investment Management (IM)** Growing as an investment and outsourced asset manager.
**Market Conditions**
Global commercial property investment rose by 15% in 2025, led by the US. The UK saw modest growth, while Europe experienced gradual improvement. The Middle East remained supportive, and North America saw strengthening office leasing activity.
**Business Development**
Savills strengthened its position through acquisitions like Osborne King in Ireland, Hoffman in North America, and Alpina in Singapore, enhancing its integrated service offerings.
**Technology and Innovation**
Investments in proprietary technology platforms and AI strategies aim to enhance service efficiency and client insights, with a focus on human oversight and governance.
**Board Changes**
Mark Ridley retired as Group Chief Executive, succeeded by Simon Shaw. Nick Sanderson joined as Group Chief Financial Officer.
**Dividend Policy**
The bifurcated dividend policy continues, with a progressive basic ordinary dividend and a supplemental dividend tied to transactional performance.
**Conclusion**
Savills PLC demonstrated robust performance in 2025, driven by diversified business lines and strategic initiatives. The Group is well-positioned for continued growth, supported by strong market positions, technological advancements, and a clear strategic vision.