UKGI Group trims losses in first post-Intact investment results
Top 100 broking firm UKGI Group saw its post-tax loss shrink to £1.15m (2025: £1.4m loss) in the year it sold a minority investment to Intact Ventures.
According to its latest filed accounts to Companies House for the year ended 31 March 2026, the owner of broker Adler Fairways generated revenue of £19.2m (2025: £17.7m) and reported an Ebitda of £3.5m (2025: £1.2m).
The revenue was split £14.8m (2025: £12.5m) in broking and £4.4m (£5.2m) in consultancy.
We will only acquire where we can be sure that there is both a strong cultural fit and that the deal enhances the group’s value.Anthony Adler, UKGI Group
Its pre-tax loss amounted to £428,000 (2025
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