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Made Tech Group PLC

23 February 2023

23 February 2023

MADE TECH GROUP PLC

("Made Tech" or "the Group")

Half Year Results for the six months ended 30 November 2022

Strong organic revenue growth and record Contracted Backlog

Made Tech Group plc, a leading provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector, is pleased to announce its unaudited half year results for the six months ended 30 November 2022 (the "Period").

Financial highlights

 
                           H1 FY23    H1 FY22   Change       FY22 
 Revenue                  GBP20.6m   GBP11.7m     +76%   GBP29.3m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Gross Profit              GBP6.8m    GBP4.6m     +48%   GBP11.3m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Gross Profit Margin         32.9%      39.1%    -6.2%     38.43% 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Adjusted EBITDA(1)        GBP0.5m    GBP1.2m     -58%    GBP2.6m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Adjusted Profit           GBP0.3m    GBP1.0m     -70%    GBP2.3m 
  before Tax(2) 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Sales Bookings(3)        GBP32.6m   GBP26.5m     +24%   GBP51.1m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Contracted Backlog(4)    GBP47.8m   GBP31.3m     +54%   GBP38.2m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 Cash                      GBP9.0m   GBP11.1m     -19%   GBP12.3m 
                         ---------  ---------  -------  --------- 
 
 
--  Strong organic revenue growth of 76% 
     Adjusted EBITDA in line with management expectations 
--  Record Contracted Backlog, providing strong revenue visibility 
     over the remainder of the year and looking into FY24 
--  Strong cash management with average debtor days reduced to 
     37 (FY22: 58) 
 

Operational highlights

 
--  Employee retention rate increased to 85% (H1 FY22: 80%) 
--  Active clients increased to 23 (H1 FY22: 19) of which 10 
     are strategic (H1 FY22: five) 
--  Average contract size rose by 69% to GBP1.5m (H1 FY22: GBP0.9m), 
     demonstrating the Group's strengthened position within its 
     marketplace 
--  Continued investment in own software product development 
     in line with expectations. Strong sales pipeline being built 
     for new propositions with first client secured (revenue expected 
     to be recognised in FY24) 
 

Outlook

 
--  Positive trading in Q3 to date, in line with the Board's 
     expectations 
--  Enter the remainder of the year in a strong position, as 
     shown by new contract bookings of GBP29m so far in Q3 over 
     5 years, including the three substantial new contract wins 
     announced earlier this month 
--  Utilisation levels have increased post period end and margins 
     are expected to materially improve in H2 
--  The Group remains on track to achieve FY23 results in line 
     with market expectations(5) 
 

Rory MacDonald, CEO of Made Tech, said:

"Both our client base and the depth of our client relationships continue to build. In the Period under review, we added nine new clients, including the Met Office, Government Digital Service (GDS) and Crown Commercial Service (CCS). We won a larger mandate with the Home Office and, post the Period end, have secured larger mandates with existing clients, including the DVLA and the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. Our strong sales performance underlines our success in winning extensions to existing contracts, additional projects with existing and new clients.

"We look ahead with confidence, based on excellent pipeline visibility, strong alignment of cost base with work streams, and good progress on our strategy to broaden and deepen our client relationships and accelerate product development."

Online investor presentation

An online investor presentation with Q&A will be held at 12.30pm on Friday, 24 February 2023. Anyone wishing to participate should register for the event with PI World at: https://bit.ly/MTEC_H1_results_webinar .

Notes

All financials are based on unaudited figures.

1. Adjusted EBITDA means operating profit before depreciation, amortisation, exceptional items and share based payment charge

2. Adjusted profit before tax means profit before tax before amortisation of intangible assets, share based payment charge and exceptional items

3. Sales bookings represent the total value of sales contracts awarded in the year, to be delivered in FY22-FY26

4. Contracted Backlog is the value of contracted revenue that has yet to be recognised

5. Market expectations for FY23 as published on Bloomberg: Revenue GBP43m and Adjusted EBITDA GBP3.9m

Enquiries:

 
 Made Tech Group plc                                via Belvedere PR 
  Rory MacDonald, CEO 
  Deborah Lovegrove, CFO 
 Singer Capital Markets (Nominated             Tel: +44 20 7496 3000 
  Adviser & Broker) 
  Jennifer Boorer / Harry Gooden / 
  Asha Chotai 
                                    -------------------------------- 
 Belvedere PR (Financial PR)         Email: madetech@belvederepr.com 
  Cat Valentine                                 Tel: +44 7715 769078 
  Keeley Clarke                                 Tel: +44 7967 816525 
                                    -------------------------------- 
 

About Made Tech

Made Tech is a provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector. Founded in 2008 and now with a headcount of over 480 and offices in four UK locations (London, Manchester, Bristol and Swansea), Made Tech provides services that enable central government, healthcare and local government organisations to digitally transform.

Made Tech's purpose is to "positively impact the future of society by improving public sector technology". To achieve this the company has four key strategic missions: Modernise legacy technology and working practices; Accelerate digital service and technology delivery; Drive better decisions through data and automation; and Enable technology and delivery skills to build better systems.

https://investors.madetech.com/

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S REPORT

Made Tech delivered a strong performance in the Period, generating year-on-year revenue growth of 76% to GBP20.6m. We entered the second half with a record contracted backlog (GBP48m +53% y/y), which positions the Group strongly for the remainder of the year and looking into FY24 and beyond.

This strong organic growth was achieved despite industry headwinds caused by the well-reported Government and market turmoil that occurred during Q2. As expected at the time of the Company's final results in September 2022, this resulted in reduced gross margins in the first half, due to increased contractor numbers, client delays to bid submissions and ongoing project work. However, Made Tech has carefully managed this disruption through right-sizing headcount, reducing contractor numbers to c.10%, and improving our cost controls, such that we expect margins to materially improve in H2.

The Group's client base and depth of client relationships continue to strengthen. As we have previously announced, post period end we have been awarded three substantial new contracts, collectively worth GBP27m. Made Tech now has 23 active clients, with ten of those being strategic client accounts, contributing between GBP1m and GBP10m a year on an annualised run-rate basis.

Market Opportunity

The digital transformation market in the UK public sector is large and growing rapidly. TechMarketView estimates that the UK public software sector will be worth GBP17.6bn per annum by 2025, a GBP3.4bn increase from 2021. The Group is confident that its growing reputation and presence in the UK marketplace, combined with a track record for successful project delivery, will ensure that Made Tech continues to grow its market share of this digital transformation drive.

Strategic progress

Made Tech continues to deliver on its strategy to achieve sustained revenue, profit and cash flow growth through the following initiatives:

1) Maintaining an exclusive focus on government services:

The Group continues to maintain an exclusive focus on government services as this delivers a competitive advantage through a deep understanding of and close alignment with our public sector clients' needs. The government is a complex, highly regulated, and constantly changing market and by focusing exclusively on government services, the Group has developed a deep understanding of the sector and the specific needs of government organisations.

This focus has enabled the Group to build strong relationships with clients. By working closely with clients to understand their unique needs and to develop solutions that meet those needs. This close collaboration has resulted in long-term relationships with our clients, which have been a key driver of our success.

Made Tech is proud to report that it has won new mandates with many of its existing clients, including the Home Office, the Ministry of Justice, DVLA, the Department for International Trade, Skills for Care, the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) and London Borough of Hackney.

One of the key trends we have observed is the trend of long-term client relationships. We have built strong relationships with our clients, which has resulted in repeat business and ongoing projects. We now have ten clients with annualised revenue of between GBP2.5m and GBP10m, and these relationships have been a key driver of our growth.

2) Expanding UK regional coverage:

As part of our growth strategy, the Group continues to expand its regional coverage across the UK. This enables us to serve our customers more effectively, as we better understand and respond to their regional needs and requirements.

We now have employees in Scotland, the North East, and the Midlands and have increased our headcount from 224 to 484, demonstrating our commitment to growth and expansion. We plan to continue expanding our presence in our key regions by recruiting more talented individuals, building our relationships with clients, local businesses and communities, and developing our brand.

As we expand our regional coverage, we are reviewing our existing office footprint and future office requirements to ensure our approach is cost-effective, fit-for-purpose and aligned with a hybrid working strategy. We recognise that our employees have different needs and preferences regarding working arrangements, and we are committed to providing a supportive and inclusive working environment for all.

3) Growing our market share within the health, local government and central government sectors:

The Group is pleased to report on our progress towards expanding its market share within Central Government, Health and Local Government sectors.

In H1 FY23, 67% of our revenue is derived from Central Government (FY22: 67%), 20% from Local Government (FY22: 20%), and 13% from Healthcare (FY22: 13%). We have seen material revenue growth in all industry verticals year on year.

In the Period under review, we have been pleased to win nine major new customers, including the Met Office, Cabinet Office, and Crown Commercial Services. This achievement is a testament to our team's hard work, dedication, and expertise. These new clients bring in significant new multi-year revenue streams for our organisation.

4) Extending our services and solutions:

In the Period under review, the Group has continued to expand its digital transformation services for clients. The Group operates three broad service lines: Transform, Deliver, and Run. This structure helps the Group to provide end-to-end transformation offerings and win more significant mandates.

-- The Transform service line advises clients on their digital transformation journey, supporting them with changes to their operating model, strategies for disaggregation of legacy contracts, and business case creation for submission to the treasury. The work in this area is nearly always in very early stages and delivered by a small team of specialist experts.

-- The Deliver service line works with clients to deliver on their digital transformation plans. Our Deliver group is the bulk of our workforce and is split into individual practices around Cloud & Engineering, Delivery Management, User Centred Design, Data & AI, and Cyber Security. These practices work together to deliver outcomes for clients in cross-functional teams.

-- The Run service line supports clients in running their live systems through a managed service offering, our industry-specific solution, and cyber offerings.

In the Period, Made Tech expanded its User Centred Design and Data practices, now making a material contribution to revenue. We have also been gradually building our Managed Service offering, which enables Made Tech to securely run live services for clients and contracts over longer durations. In addition, we have expanded our Advisory team, with key hires from both central and local government.

The Group has also continued to invest in developing industry-specific products and has three products in development with an active pipeline of potential clients, including one client already signed. These products are expected to generate revenues from FY24 onwards.

In November, Tim Bardell joined Made Tech as Executive Director for Capabilities. Tim's significant expertise and experience will help us expand our business capabilities and provide further value to our clients.

Overall, the Group is pleased with the progress made during the year's first half and confident that its strategic direction will enable the business to win larger contracts and scale its impact with our public sector clients.

People

Our people are at the heart of our vision and our success is a testament to their hard work and resourcefulness. Our ambition remains to be a great workplace where people want to stay and develop their careers. Our team continuously strives to provide a supportive work environment that encourages employees to grow and excel in their roles. To measure our performance, we use Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) to gauge our employees' level of satisfaction with our company. This feedback helps us identify areas where we need to improve and where we are doing well.

We continue to take measures to ensure that our employees' wellbeing remains a priority, providing a comprehensive range of benefits to support their financial security, including private health insurance, life insurance, income protection, and a comprehensive health plan. This includes 24/7 counselling, health assessments and alternative therapies to assist employees and their families in maintaining good health and wellbeing.

Talent

We work hard to retain our best people and create a welcoming and inclusive workplace. Our headcount has grown year on year by 86% to 484 (444 permanent employees and 40 contractors). The number of contractors is significantly lower than the previous year, with 10% (H1 FY22: 15%) of staff members now contractors.

Unfortunately, we had to say goodbye to 18 of our colleagues as we right-sized our staffing mix at the end of November. It was a difficult decision to make, but it was necessary to ensure that we remained competitive in the market and provide the best services to our clients.

Our Academy is our entry-level training programme for people joining the business out of university, career changes and self-learners. We took 28 people through our Software Engineering and Design programmes. All have graduated and joined the company permanently. Our team continues to review, refine and fine-tune the programme to ensure it remains relevant and effective. The next Academy will run in Q1 2024 and we expect strong competition for places on this sought-after programme.

Summary and Outlook

We continue to deliver against our strategy and have made major progress in key areas in the first half of the year.

With the targeted contractor to employee ratio achieved, headcount fully aligned to deliver on the contracted backlog and a strong sales pipeline, the Group is confident that utilisation rates and margins will be considerably higher in H2 and these factors underpin the Board's confidence in delivering market expectations for the full year.

We have also invested in our senior teams and proprietary product development as well as building a record contracted backlog providing strong revenue visibility, all of which positions the Group well as we look forward into 2024 and beyond.

Rory MacDonald

Chief Executive Officer

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER'S REPORT

The unaudited half year results for the six months ended 30 November 2022 reflect the short-term impact of a number of strategic initiatives, primarily right-sizing headcount, that position the business for future growth in the medium and long-term. The timing of these initiatives, however, coincided with a period of industry headwinds, caused by the well-reported Government and market turmoil that occurred during Q2, which resulted in delays in implementing projects and being awarded contracts, which had a short-term effect on utilisation in the Period under review.

 
                                H1 2023       H1 2022     Change 
                                                             % 
 Revenue                        GBP20.6m      GBP11.7m     +76% 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 Adjusted Profit/(loss) 
  after tax                     GBP937k      GBP1,034k     -9% 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 Adjusted EBITDA                GBP0.5m       GBP1.2m      -58% 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 (Loss)/Profit for the        (GBP1,712k)     GBP121k 
  period 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 Basic Earnings per share       GBP0.00       GBP0.00 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 Adjusted diluted earnings      GBP0.01       GBP0.01 
  per share 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 Diluted earnings per           GBP0.00       GBP0.00 
  share 
                             -------------  -----------  ------- 
 

Revenue

Revenue for the period was a record GBP20.6m (H1 22: GBP11.7m) an increase of GBP8.9m (76%) compared to the same period and strong comparator in the prior year.

Gross Margins

Gross Margins were in line with management expectations at 32.9% against 39.1% in H1 FY22.

The Group continually assesses the appropriate mix of permanent headcount and contractors within cost of sales with a view to optimising efficiencies in servicing the needs of our clients. This was more challenging in H1 23 due to the changes in the political landscape, which led to client delays in implementing projects and awarding new contracts. In addition, average Contractor usage during the period was 12%, slightly higher than our internal target, due to the winding down of contractors and replacing them with permanent employees. Contractor usage reduced from a high of 16% in June 2022 to under 10% by November 2022. As a direct result, utilisation levels in H1 23 were lower than usual levels at 68% (H1 22: 79%), adversely impacting our cost of sales in the Period. To mitigate this, we introduced a series of cost saving measures including a reduction in senior manager headcount, reallocating and redeploying resources into growth areas of the business and improving the efficiency of the Made Tech Academy.

The Group continues to focus on capacity, utilisation and the right mix of contractors to drive sustainable, profitable growth. Our momentum, allied to contracted new business and a healthy long-term pipeline, and focus on capacity and utilisation is expected to lead to improvements in utilisation, gross margins and Adjusted EBITDA from H2 23 onwards.

Adjusted EBITDA

Adjusted EBITDA was in line with management expectations at GBP0.5m (H1 22: GBP1.2m), and the adjusted EBITDA margin was 2.4%, down from 10.11% in the prior year.

Administrative expenses (including depreciation, share-based payment charge and exceptional costs) increased by 100% to GBP8.5m (H1 22: GBP4.4m), as anticipated by the Group in order to meet the new demand for services. The growth in administrative expenses is in line with business and headcount growth and reflects the continued investment in areas such as recruitment, HR, sales and marketing, training, compliance and governance costs, share-based payment charge and exceptional costs. Administrative costs excluding depreciation, share-based payment charge and exceptional costs were up 94% to GBP6.3m (H2 22: GBP3.4m).

Share-based payments

The total share-based payment charge for the Period under IFRS2 "Share-based payments" was GBP1.5m (H1 22: GBP0.7m). This charge related to the awards made to Long Term Incentive Plan (LTIP) and the Group Restricted Share Plan ("RSP").

The Company intends to cancel 1,229,507 LTIP awards granted to certain Executive Directors, in the current financial year. This will increase the share based payment charge for the full year.

Exceptional costs

Administrative costs include GBP0.5m of exceptional costs (H1 22: GBP0.2m) associated with integration and restructuring actions taken in the first six months of this financial year.

Dividends

On admission to AIM in September 2021, the Group's stated intention was to invest to deliver capital growth for shareholders. The policy remains in place. We believe the opportunities ahead of us are significant, and see the government's increasing spend in digital as a long-term trend. As a result, we have taken the decision to retain cash in the business and not pay an interim dividend in FY23. The timing of implementing our stated dividend policy will be considered again against the Group's full year progress and an update provided at that time.

Cash Flow and Cash Conversion

The Group had a cash balance of GBP9.0m at 30 November 2022 (30 November 2021: GBP11.1m) and the Group remains debt-free. One of the most significant outflows during H1 23 was the ongoing investment in IP to generate new products (GBP1.3m in H1 FY23, GBP0.5m in H1 FY22) and provide a new revenue stream. The Group has a strong balance sheet enabling it to fund the Group's geographic expansion, continued product development and additional working capital as the business continues to grow.

Current trading and Outlook

Trading post-period end has continued to be strong with utilisation levels increasing and trading in line with our expectations. The long term-market opportunity remains very exciting and Made Tech remains extremely well placed to take advantage of the increasing demand.

The Directors believe that the Group's continued delivery performance and sales executions, and consequent increase in contracted backlog underpins market expectations for FY23 and beyond.

Debbie Lovegrove

Chief Financial Officer

Consolidated statement of comprehensive income

 
                            6 months to 30   6 months to 30   12 months to 
                             November 2022    November 2021    31 May 2022 
                                GBP'000          GBP'000         GBP'000 
                              Unaudited        Unaudited        Audited 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
         Revenue                20,552           11,720          29,289 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
      Cost of Sales            (13,787)         (7,137)         (18,032) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
       Gross Profit             6,765            4,583           11,257 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
      Administrative 
          expense              (6,256)          (3,397)         (8,608) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
       Share-based 
         payments              (1,549)           (707)          (2,376) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
       Depreciation             (209)            (132)           (308) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
       Exceptional 
           items                (455)            (206)           (224) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
 Operating Profit/(loss)       (1,704)            141            (259) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
     Finance Expense             (8)              (20)            (29) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
      Profit/(loss) 
        before tax             (1,712)            121            (288) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
         Taxation                644               0              (20) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
      (Loss)/Profit 
         after tax             (1,068)            121            (308) 
                           ---------------  ---------------  ------------- 
 

Consolidated statement of financial position

 
                                6 months to 30   6 months to 30      12 months 
                                 November 2022    November 2021    to 31 May 2022 
                                    GBP'000          GBP'000          GBP'000 
                                  Unaudited        Unaudited          Audited 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Assets 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Non-current assets 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Intangible assets                  3,373             453              1,904 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Property, plant 
  and equipment                      726              675               879 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Total non-current 
  assets                            4,099            1,128             2,783 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 Current assets 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Trade and other 
  receivables                       6,402            4,616             6,065 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Cash and cash equivalents          8,952            11,147           12,333 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
                                    15,354           15,763           18,398 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Total assets                       19,453           16,891           21,181 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 Current Liabilities                                              . 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Trade and other 
  payables                          3,958            3,102             6,054 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Loans and borrowings                184               0                180 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Total current 
  liabilities                       4,142            3,102             6,234 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 Non-current Liabilities 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Loans and borrowings                 47              243               140 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Deferred tax liability               20               0                20 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Total non-current 
  liabilities                         67              243               160 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 Total Liabilities                  4,209            3,345             6,394 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 Net assets                         15,244           13,546           14,787 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 
 EQUITY 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Share capital                        75               1                74 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Share premium                      13,433           13,506           13,421 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Share-based payment 
  reserve                           3,900             707              2,376 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Deferred share 
  reserve                             0                0                12 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Retained earnings/(deficit)       (2,164)           (668)            (1,096) 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 Total equity                       15,244           13,546           14,787 
                               ---------------  ---------------  ---------------- 
 

Consolidated statement of changes in equity

 
                        Share      Share     Share -based      Deferred      Retained     Total 
                        Capital    Premium      payment      Share reserve    Earnings 
                                                reserve         GBP'000 
                        GBP'000    GBP'000      GBP'000                       GBP'000     GBP'000 
 Deficit as 
  at 01 June 2021         1          0            0               0            (788)      (787) 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Profit for the 
  period                  0          0            0               0             121        121 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Shares issues            0       13, 506         0               0              0        13,506 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Share -based 
  payments charge         0          0           707              0              0         707 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Total Transactions 
  with equity 
  owner                   0        13,506        707              0             121       14,249 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Balance at 
  30 November 
  2021                    1       13, 506        707              0            (668)     13, 546 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Loss for the 
  period                  0          0            0               0            (428)      (428) 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Shares issues            73        (85)          0               12             -          0 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Share-based 
  payments charge         0          0          1,669             0              0        1,669 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Total Transactions 
  with equity 
  owners                  73         0          1,669             12             -        1,754 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Balance at 
  31 May 2022             74       13,421       2,376             12          (1,096)     14,787 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Loss for the 
  period                  0          0            0               0           (1,068)    (1,068) 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Cancellation 
  of Deferred 
  Shares                  0          12           0              (12)            0          0 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Shares issues            1          0            0               0              0          1 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Share-based 
  payments charge         0          0          1,524             0              0          0 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Total Transactions 
  with equity 
  owners                  1          12         1,524            (12)            0        1,525 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 Balance at 
  30 November 
  2022                    75       13,433       3,900             0           (2,164)     15,244 
                      ---------  ---------  -------------  ---------------  ----------  --------- 
 

Consolidated statement of cash flow

 
                                  6 months to    6 months to    12 months 
                                   30 November    30 November    to 31 May 
                                      2022           2021          202 2 
                                     GBP'000        GBP'000       GBP'000 
                                   Unaudited      Unaudited      Audited 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Cash flows from operating 
  activities: 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 (Loss)/Profit before 
  tax                               (1,712)          121          ( 308) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Tax expense/(income)                  0              0             20 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Share -based payment 
  expense                            1,549           707          2,376 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Finance expense                       8              20            29 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Loss on disposal of property, 
  plant and equipment                  0              0             0 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Depreciation of property, 
  plant and equipment                 209            132           308 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Decrease/(increase) in 
  trade and other receivables         527          (2,072)       ( 3,521) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 (Increase)/Decrease in 
  trade and other payables          (2,330)         (338)         2,771 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Cash (used)/generated 
  by operations                     (1,749)        (1,430)        1,675 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Income taxes (paid)/received          0              0             0 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Net cash flows from 
  operating activities              (1,749)        (1,430)        1,675 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Investing activities 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Purchase of property, 
  plant and equipment                 (62)           (52)         ( 432) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Addition of intangible 
  assets                            (1,469)         (453)        (1,904) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Net cash used by investing 
  activities                        (1,531)         (505)        ( 2,336) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Financing activities 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Share issue                           0            13,506        13,506 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Interest paid                        (4)             0           ( 12) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Dividend paid                         0              0             0 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 (Repayment) / drawdown 
  of loans and borrowings              0           (1,250)       (1,250) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Repayment of directors 
  loan                                 0              0             0 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Repayment of lease liability         (93)           (86)         (155) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Interest paid on lease 
  liability                           (4)            (9)          ( 17) 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Net cash (used)/generated 
  by financing                       (101)          12,161        12,072 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Net decrease)/increase 
  in cash and cash equivalents      (3,381)         10,226        11,412 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Cash and cash equivalents 
  at beginning of year               12,333          921           9 21 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 Cash and cash equivalents 
  at end of year                     8,952          11,147        12,333 
                                 -------------  -------------  ----------- 
 

Notes

   1.   General information 

Made Tech Group Plc is a company incorporated on 13 September 2019 and domiciled in England and Wales, registration number 12204805. The Company's registered office is 4 O'Meara Street, Southwark, London, SE1 1TE. The Company's shares are traded on AIM, a market operated by the London Stock Exchange.

The interim financial information is unaudited.

   2.   Basis of preparation 

The financial information has been prepared in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) and IFRS Interpretations Committee (IFRIC) interpretations as adopted by the UK.

The presentation currency of the financial information is Pounds Sterling, rounded to the nearest thousand (GBP'000) unless otherwise indicated. Made Tech Limited and Made Tech Group Plc's functional currency is also Pounds Sterling as this is the currency of the primary economic environment in which the entity operates.

   3.   Basis of consolidation 

The consolidated financial information comprises Made Tech Group Plc and its subsidiary Made Tech Limited. Subsidiaries are consolidated from the date of acquisition being the date on which the Group obtains control.

   4.   Accounting policies 

The accounting policies used in the preparation of the interim consolidated financial information for the six months ended 30 November 2022 are in accordance with the recognition and measurement criteria of IFRS and are consistent with those which were adopted in the annual financial statements for the year ended 31 May 2022.

   5.   Earnings per Share 

Basic earnings per share is calculated by dividing the profit attributable to ordinary shareholders of the parent company by the weighted average number of ordinary shares in issue during the period.

To arrive at the adjusted diluted share number, the Directors have calculated an adjusted share number by taking the weighted average basic shares and included the maximum shares to be ussie in respect of contingent consideration to be paid based on performance measures met in the period, together with the maximum share options outstanding.

 
                                              H1 FY23   H1 FY22    FY22 
 Weighted average basic shares for the 
  purposes of basic earnings per share        149,287   135,729   135,729 
                                             --------  --------  -------- 
 Effect of dilutive potential ordinary 
  shares from share options in issue           5,481     2,208     3,962 
                                             --------  --------  -------- 
 Weighted average number of diluted shares 
  for the purpose of diluted earnings 
  per share                                   154,768   137,937   139,691 
                                             --------  --------  -------- 
 Adjusted basic earnings per share            GBP0.00   GBP0.00   GBP0.00 
                                             --------  --------  -------- 
 Adjusted diluted earnings per share          GBP0.01   GBP0.01   GBP0.01 
                                             --------  --------  -------- 
 
   6.   Reconciliation to adjusted EBITDA 
 
                                  H1 FY23     H1 FY22        FY22 
                                   GBP'000     GBP'000     (GBP'000) 
 Operating (Loss)/Profit          (1,704)       141         (259) 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back Depreciation              209         132          308 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back Share-based payment 
  charge                           1,549        707         2,376 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back IPO costs                  0          180          180 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back Exceptional items         455         26           44 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Adjusted EBITDA                    509        1,186        2,649 
                                ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 
   7.   Reconciliation to adjusted profit/(loss) before tax 
 
                                H1 FY23     H1 FY22        FY22 
                                 GBP'000     GBP'000     (GBP'000) 
 (Loss)/profit before 
  tax                           (1,712)       121         (288) 
                              ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back share -based 
  payment charge                 1,549        707         2,376 
                              ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back IPO costs                0          180          180 
                              ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Add back Exceptional items       455         26           44 
                              ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 Adjusted profit/(loss) 
  before tax                      292        1,034        2,312 
                              ----------  ----------  ------------ 
 

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