Atlanta increases Markerstudy revenue but group losses continue in 2025
Markerstudy Group Holdings grew revenue in 2025, its first full year of owning Atlanta, but losses stayed north of £100m, a filing at Companies House has revealed.
Revenue came in at £724.8m, up 23.5% from a restated figure of £586.8m in 2024.
Atlanta, bought in June 2024, was the main driver of the boost along with Hughes Insurance, snapped up in October the same year, the document detailed.
It added that in 2025, there had been significant progress in bringing Atlanta and Markerstudy Distribution together: “Despite a tough trading environment, the business delivered strong performance across several product lines, including motor.”
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