Beeks Financial Cloud has started FY27 with further growth expected after reporting revenue of £40 million in FY26.
Revenue increased by 11% year on year. The company expects sales of between £43 million and £48 million in the current financial year, representing growth of between 7.5% and 20%.
Growth was particularly strong in its Analytics division following the launch of Market Edge Intelligence. The AI-powered platform monitors market activity and infrastructure performance in real time.
Analytics revenue increased from £0.6 million to £4.4 million and now accounts for 11% of total group revenue.
Beeks is also doing more business with larger financial institutions. Tier 1 institutions accounted for 65% of revenue in FY26, compared with 54% in the previous year.
The company secured around $4 million in Exchange Cloud contract extensions during the first quarter. It also added the Stock Exchange of Thailand as its eighth exchange client globally.
Beeks said it had made a strong start to FY27, despite the first quarter traditionally being its quietest period.
The company expects its underlying EBITDA margin to remain between 38% and 42%, compared with 40.3% in FY26.
What RHR thinks
We believe Beeks' strong take-up among Tier 1 institutions, and the fast success of its AI-powered analytics, show the growing demand for smart, high-performance infrastructure across global capital markets. Its growing list of exchange clients adds to its long-term growth potential.
What this means for hiring. Beeks' Analytics revenue grew more than sevenfold after it launched an AI platform, and Tier 1 institutions now bring in 65% of its revenue. That points to demand for data, AI and cloud infrastructure specialists, and for sales people who can work with large financial institutions.
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