Manolete Partners - another large case settlement banked by the insolvency claims financier

Shares in Manolete Partners (AIM:MANO) have slipped by 1% to 41.5p despite the insolvency claims financing company announcing the successful completion of a large case in late September 2026, which was settled for £3 million. The settlement forms part of expected realised revenues for the current financial year alongside realisations from its portfolio of other cases.

On the back of today’s news, expectations are unchanged. Investors will get a further update on H1 trading in early October, with interim results set for November.

The business

Manolete Partners is the UK’s leading insolvency claims financing company, purchasing, managing and monetising insolvency claims and providing increased returns to creditors. The firm offers insolvency practitioners a fast, risk-free and cost-effective means of securing optimal returns for creditors and across the full range of claims arising in insolvencies whether against the former directors or third parties.

Serving a growing market worth over £500 million annually, Manolete has a highly experienced team with coverage across the UK and a proven track record of generating strong historic returns across over 1,400 cases financed and completed to date. Widely recognised as the industry leader, Manolete is the only company in the insolvency litigation funding section to be ranked in Band 1 of the legal industry’s prestigious Chambers Guide six years in a row.

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Trading on track

Ahead of its AGM last month, Manolete announced that trading had been positive and in-line with expectations for FY2027 (to-end March). Realised revenues were said to be ahead of the prior year, and the value of the forward book continued to increase, driven by growth in both the number and average value of new cases signed. This followed the completion of a large case in July 2026, with a £3.425 million settlement payment received in the same month.

Manolete Partners 5-year share price chart

Alongside its FY2026 results, Manolete revealed the launch of medium-term targets, including growing realised revenues by 50% and improving profit before tax margins to 12%. From realised revenues of £27.9 million in 2026, it is looking for £42 million in the medium term, with Average Realised Revenue (ARR) per lawyer targeted for growth from £1.9 million to £2.3 million.

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