Ocado Group PLC

Strong H1 performance led by technology business

17/07/25 -"Ocado reported a stronger-than-expected H1 FY25, with revenue up 13.2% YoY and adjusted EBITDA rising 76.5% to £91.8m. The Technology segment led the momentum, driven by higher recurring fees and ..."

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