‘We have delivered another highly positive year for Clear Group, with strong revenue growth, improved profitability and continued organic growth,’ says chief executive

Clear Group has posted a revenue of £134m in its latest full year results, up 44% on its previous posting of £93m, driven both by a strong year for M&A and an organic growth rate of 8.8%.

The results – released today (20 July 2026) and covering the full year to 31 October 2025 – also revealed that adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (ebitda) at the group rose from £27.7m to £46.2m, as gross written premium (GWP) increased to £819.3m.

The group said that it was continuing to build out its distribution platform across its five commercial pillars – UK retail, MGAs, Ireland, London market and the Brokerbility network.

Its MGA division grew its adjusted ebitda by 33%, aided by the purchase of £11m GWP high net worth (HNW) firm Protect Underwriting, while the group completed four other M&A deals across the year in its UK retail and Ireland divisions.

Disciplined execution

Mike Edgeley, group chief executive at Clear Group, said: “We have delivered another highly positive year for Clear Group, with strong revenue growth, improved profitability and continued organic growth across the group. These results reflect the disciplined execution of our long-term strategy and the strength of the diversified platform we have built.

“Over the last few years, we have transformed Clear Group into a scaled, multipillar insurance distribution group with meaningful specialist capability across retail broking, MGAs, London markets and Ireland.”

He continued: “During FY25 we continued to invest in our people, technology, operational infrastructure and client propositions, while also strengthening our insurer partnerships and expanding our specialist capabilities.

“The London markets business has performed exceptionally well in its first full year within the group, while the continued development of Shape Underwriting and our expansion in Ireland demonstrate the significant opportunities we continue to see across the platform.”