LONDON: Transense Technologies plc (AIM: TRT), a UK-based provider of specialist sensor systems, reported a 33% rise in annual revenue to £5.55 million for the year ended June 30, 2025, as both its SAWsense and Translogik divisions delivered strong growth.
Profit before tax rose 12% to £1.41 million, supported by strategic investments in engineering, manufacturing, and product development. SAWsense revenue surged 149% to £1.12 million, reflecting a shift from licensing to full-service solutions across robotics, aerospace, motorsport, and electric propulsion markets.
Translogik expanded its customer base beyond global tyre manufacturers, targeting road haulage and transport sectors with new software partnerships and subscription models. Revenue rose 18% to £1.32 million.
Royalty income from Bridgestone’s iTrack system increased 19% to £3.11 million, though the company expects a reduction of around £1 million in FY26 due to a scheduled royalty rate cut.
Executive Chairman Nigel Rogers said the group remains confident in sustaining profitability despite the expected decline in royalty income. “The visibility of future revenues is improving continuously,” he said, citing strong order books and customer pipelines in early FY26 trading.
Gross margin improved to 89.9%, while distributable reserves grew to £4.85 million. Transense said it continues to invest in people, products, and equipment to support long-term strategic value and investor returns.