Marks Electrical FY2026: Falling Revenue, Falling EBITDA and a Statutory Loss
Marks Electrical's underlying revenue fell 7.5% to £108.4m in FY2026, adjusted EBITDA fell from £4.2m to £2.5m, and the company recorded a statutory operating loss of £282,000 — a difficult year the company attributed partly to a deliberate reduction of third-party marketplace sales.
These figures provide financial context. They should not be interpreted as proof that the CMA matter caused Marks Electrical's weaker FY2026 performance. The company attributed the revenue decline partly to a deliberate reduction of third-party marketplace sales.
FY2026 results were published on 19 June 2026 — one day after the CMA settlement was announced.
The timing
The CMA settlement was announced on 18 June 2026; the FY2026 audited results were published on 19 June 2026. The regulatory settlement and the operating performance are separate matters, and the timing alone does not establish that the CMA case caused the decline in sales or EBITDA.