The Property Franchise Group (TPFG), the UK-based multi-brand estate agency franchisor, has reported a record financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2025, underpinned by strong organic growth and continued operational improvements across the business.
The Bournemouth-headquartered group, which operates 18 property franchise brands across the UK, saw revenue rise 25% to £84.3m, up from £67.3m in 2024.
Adjusted pre-tax profit increased 39% to £31m, compared with £22.3m the previous year, reflecting improved performance across its core divisions.
Dividend Growth Reflects Strong Performance
TPFG also announced a 22% increase in its full-year dividend, with shareholders set to receive 22p per share, up from 18p in 2024. This includes a proposed final dividend of 15p.
Growth Across All Divisions
Chief executive Gareth Samples said the results were driven by a combination of organic growth and the successful integration of recent acquisitions.
“2025 was characterised by strong organic growth and solid operational progress across all three divisions, delivering profitability ahead of expectations,” he said.
“The scale and capability built through last year’s acquisitions have significantly strengthened our strategic position and continue to support the development of our platform model.”
Samples highlighted the group’s focus on delivering increased value to franchisees, licensees and advisers, supported by expanded capabilities across the business.
Platform Strategy and New Revenue Streams
The group pointed to several key growth drivers during the year, including the successful rollout of its Privilege programme, alongside record performance within its Financial Services division and continued momentum in its Licensing operations.
These developments reflect TPFG’s strategy to build a diversified platform capable of generating multiple income streams beyond traditional lettings and sales.
Positive Outlook for 2026
Looking ahead, Samples said the business is well positioned to capitalise on further opportunities despite ongoing market fluctuations.
“Our diversified income streams, strengthened balance sheet and expanding platform provide a resilient foundation for continued growth,” he said.
“With a clear strategy and a proven ability to adapt to changing market conditions, we remain confident in delivering sustainable long-term value for shareholders.”
The group added that its scale and operational strength will continue to support franchisees as it navigates cycles in the UK property market.
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