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Dianomi Reports Revenue Growth as Margins and Cash Pile Improve

Dianomi (LON: DNM), the AIM-listed native advertising platform that places sponsored content across publishers including CNN and the Associated Press, confirmed revenue growth in interim results released at 8am today. Revenue for the six months to 30 June rose 2% to £13.4m, with the EBITDA loss narrowing from H1 2025’s £0.6m deficit.

The shares closed on Friday at 26p, near the top of their 52-week range of 12p to 27p and up from 18p in early May. No confirmed price reaction to today’s results is yet available.

The figures confirmed the shape flagged in a trading update on 27 July and added detail: gross profit rose to £3.9m, with gross margin, the share of revenue left after direct campaign costs, strengthening to 28.9%. Dianomi signed 67 new premium advertisers in the period, up 56% year-on-year, while widened partnerships with CNN News and the Associated Press began generating revenue from the second quarter alongside a new ad format, Dianomi Interactive.

Cash stood at £6.0m with no debt against revenue of £13.4m, a balance sheet position that gives the company room to keep investing through the advertiser caution it flagged. Management said revenue in July and August ran 14% ahead of last year, suggesting the momentum has carried into the second half, though it flagged continued caution among advertisers as a headwind to growth.

Shares have risen from around 18p in early May to 26p, a gain of roughly 44% over that period. Today’s results give holders fresh evidence on whether that re-rating reflects a genuine turnaround in margins and advertiser demand rather than sentiment running ahead of the underlying business.

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