Savills reports rise in profit and revenue in full year results
Group revenue rose 6.1% to £2,551m and underlying profit before tax increased by 11.4% to £145.3m compared to the previous year.
Savills published its full year results for the period ended 31st December 2025, reporting strong figures across all areas.
Group revenue rose 6.1% to £2,551m and underlying profit before tax increased by 11.4% to £145.3m compared to the previous year.
Reported profit before tax rose 14.4% to £101m.
Underlying basic earnings per share (EPS) was up 16.6% to 77.2p, while reported basic EPS increased 32% to 52p.
Net cash at the end of December stood at £167.7m, down 4.9%.
Revenue growth was seen in all four business areas and all three regions.
The group’s transactional business, which provides capital and leasing advisory services, saw revenue rise by 4%.
Less transactional businesses, including property and facilities management, consultancy and investment management, delivered revenue growth of 8%.
Profits from transactional activities were up 13%, and less transactional profits were up 15%.
Savills saw continued momentum in global real estate markets in early 2026 and expects investment activity to increase across key markets this year.
The group expects ongoing improvement in transaction advisory profitability, helped by operational leverage and restructuring.
Less transactional businesses are expected to keep delivering revenue and profit growth in line with the group’s expectations.
Simon Shaw, group CEO of Savills, said: “Despite the well-rehearsed challenges of tariffs and fiscal uncertainty, the Group has delivered a strong performance across the board.
“Whilst our Transaction Advisory business faced more challenging market conditions during Q2 and Q3 in some of our key markets, we continued to build strong transactional pipelines and were well positioned as clients’ confidence and appetite to transact accelerated into Q4, resulting in the strongest Q4 for our Transactional business since 2019.
“Our Less Transactional businesses delivered another year of strong revenue and profit growth and underpinned the strong cash generation, step up in earnings and dividend growth for the Group.”
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