Quartix reported a 12% increase in revenue for 2025 compared to the previous year, according to a statement on Wednesday.
Adjusted earnings per share rose 25% year-over-year, while annualized recurring revenue grew 14% to £37.0 million. The company attributed the growth to an expanded fleet subscription base and increased recurring revenue.
Executive Chairman Andy Walters noted that improved operational efficiency and cost reductions also contributed to higher profits. Quartix’s upsell program, which included a new dashboard camera option, played a significant role in annualized recurring revenue growth within the UK market.
For 2026, Quartix plans to continue investing in sales channels across six target markets. While the company expects further growth, it did not provide specific financial guidance. Full-year pretax profit for 2025 was reported at £8.70 million.
12% increase compared to 2024.
25% year-over-year.
Expansion of fleet subscriptions and the upsell program with a new dashboard camera option.
£8.70 million.
Continued investment in sales channels across six target markets, aiming for further growth.
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