Mortgage Advice Bureau sets new targets, mulls Main Market move
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www.redmayne.co.ukHere’s the latest overview based on recent reporting:
- Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) has seen continuing activity into 2025, helped by lower mortgage rates and stronger purchase demand, with mortgage completions notably strong in early 2025 as buyers rushed to beat stamp duty changes. This suggests momentum remained positive at least through the first half of 2025.[1][3]
- In February 2025, MAB outlined ambitious medium-term targets, including doubling revenue versus 2024, improving margins, and potentially moving to the London Main Market to support FTSE 250 eligibility, alongside a shift to a progressive dividend policy. Shares response at the time was positive on the news.[2]
- Additional coverage in May 2025 echoed the theme of continued higher activity into 2025, with management highlighting government and FCA initiatives aimed at supportive lending and housing supply as favorable backdrop. AGM commentary reinforced optimism about ongoing momentum.[3]
- For breadth, Mortgage Advice Bureau maintains a news section on its site with ongoing mortgage-related updates and commentary, though site-specific items from late 2024 to 2025 are the most consistently reported externally.[5]
If you’d like, I can pull specific articles or summarize the key numbers (e.g., revenue targets, margin targets, and market share goals) from the sources above, or track any developments through today. Would you prefer a concise bullet summary of the latest 6–12 months or a side-by-side timeline of milestones and market reaction?
Sources:
- Mortgage Advice Bureau trading positively and momentum in 2025[1]
- MAB targets and potential Main Market move[2]
- Increased mortgage activity into 2025 and AGM remarks[3]
- Mortgage Advice Bureau official news page[5]