Investorschronicle NCC Group Remains London Listed After Strategic Review and Business Sale
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- •NCC Group reported a £6.4 million loss in the first half of 2026.
- •The company sold its Escode business for £263 million, returning £185 million to shareholders.
- •NCC expects mid- to low-single-digit revenue growth in cybersecurity for 2026.
NCC Group PLC has decided to remain a publicly listed company focused solely on cybersecurity after completing a strategic review. The company reported a pretax loss of £6.4 million for the first half of its financial year, down from a profit of £1.9 million the previous year. This follows the sale of its Escode business for £263 million, which allowed NCC to return £185 million to shareholders. Despite the loss, NCC anticipates mid- to low-single-digit revenue growth in its cybersecurity segment for the remainder of 2026. The company has stated it is not in discussions for a potential sale and is positioned for growth. NCC's shares have seen a decline of 15% over the past year, reflecting market challenges. The board plans to adjust dividend distributions following the recent sale.
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