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Zigup to surpass 2025 expectations following strong year in Spain

CEO Martin Ward said the firm was starting the 2026 financial year with growth opportunities

Martin Ward, CEO of Zigup, which was previously Redde Northgate.(Image: Redde Northgate)

Vehicle rental and claims management firm Zigup has upgraded its 2025 expectations following a strong year driven by demand in Spain.

The London Stock Exchange-listed firm, which has headquarters in Darlington, said growth had come in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ as well and it now expects to finish the year modestly ahead of and expected £1.88bn revenue and underlying Ebit of £199.8m.

Analysts also expected the company to reach underlying Ebit excluding disposals of £154.4m.

Bosses said investment into the firm's fleet of commercial vehicles continued in the second half of the financial year, with closing vehicles on hire up 6% on the year before.

Following a normalisation of vehicle supply - which has dogged the firm in recent years - disposal profits have followed in a trend expected to continue into the firm's 2026 financial year.

Zigup's Claims and Services businesses delivered improved performance in the first half with the length of hiring now "substantially moderated" from post-pandemic tailwinds.

Investors were told of a number of a new contract extensions, including with Direct Line Group, and new insurance and broker partners secured.

Martin Ward, CEO of Zigup, said: "The strength of Zigup's business model continues to be reflected in the performance delivered across FY2025, with a strong group result from our diversified businesses at different stages in their cycles. It is also seen in the high levels of support and demand from our lenders, allowing us to refinance with extended maturities out to beyond 2030 on improved commercial terms.