Pluxee Beats Forecasts With Strong Fiscal 2025 Results, Lifts Profit Margin Target


Kuala lumpur: Pluxee, a global player in employee benefits and engagement, posted a solid set of fiscal 2025 results, with total revenue climbing 10.6 per cent organically to 1.29 billion euros, as strong client growth and cash generation continued to underpin performance. (1 Euro = RM4.85)



According to BERNAMA News Agency, Pluxee’s Chief Executive Officer, Aur©lien Sonet, expressed pride in the group’s performance, highlighting its successful execution of strategies to bolster its global standing in employee benefits and engagement. Operating revenue saw a 10.3 per cent organic increase to 1.13 billion euros, while float revenue grew 12.6 per cent to 162 million euros.



Recurring earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) surged 22.2 per cent organically to 471 million euros, with the margin expanding by 230 basis points to 36.6 per cent, surpassing the company’s target for the year. The employee benefits segment, a major part of Pluxee’s business, recorded a 12 per cent organic revenue growth to 963 million euros, driven by new client acquisitions and a 100 per cent net retention rate.



Adjusted net profit (group share) reached 221 million euros, resulting in an adjusted earnings per share of 1.52 euros, up 9.1 per cent, reflecting improved profitability and disciplined cost control. Recurring free cash flow achieved a record 417 million euros, up 10 per cent year-on-year, with an 89 per cent cash conversion rate, surpassing the firm’s 75 per cent target. Net financial cash rose to 1.16 billion euros, an increase of 108 million euros from the previous year.



Looking to fiscal 2026, Pluxee anticipates high single-digit organic revenue growth, adjusting its earlier guidance for low double-digit expansion, while raising its recurring EBITDA margin improvement goal to 100 basis points from 75. To demonstrate confidence in its future, the company announced a 0.38 euros per share dividend, up nine per cent year-on-year, along with a 100 million euros share buyback programme to enhance shareholder returns.