Exacta Group, a Bristol-based technology company specialising in server construction, has reported a "remarkable" financial performance for the first half of its financial year. Revenues reached £22.2 million for the six months ending June 2026, almost equalling the firm's entire revenue for 2025.
Order Book and Revenue Targets
A further £17.5 million is already secured in its second-half order book, meaning the Emersons Green-based group has either delivered or secured nearly £40 million in revenue for 2026. This exceeds the original target of £28 million for the full year.
Workforce Growth and New Appointment
The business, which owns Exacta Technologies and Blackcore Technologies, has expanded its workforce to 84 employees and is on track to almost double in size year on year. To support this growth, Exacta has appointed Jo Kerly as head of operations at Exacta Technologies to oversee day-to-day operations.
CEO Comment
David Osmond, chief executive of the Exacta Group, said: "To generate almost the same level of revenue in six months as we achieved across the whole of 2025 is a remarkable achievement for the group. This performance reflects the strength of our team, our relationships with customers and the growing demand for high performance infrastructure. With a strong order book already secured for H2, we are entering the second half of the year with real confidence."
Sporting Partnerships
Exacta has recently agreed to a series of sporting partnerships with local clubs. The group has signed a two-year deal to become Bristol City FC Academy's front-of-shirt sponsor across all age groups, from Under 9s to Under 21s. It was also the sleeve sponsor of the men's first team for the 2025-26 season. The firm has also agreed to become front-of-shirt sponsor for the men's and women's first teams at Clevedon Town FC.
"These partnerships reinforce the Exacta Group's commitment to grassroots sport, youth development and community engagement," the company said.
Record Year Ahead
The first-half results place Exacta Group on course for its strongest year on record, the business said. "These financial results, alongside the sporting and charitable partnerships, reflect both the Exacta Group’s international success and pioneering local support for Bristol and the wider community," the company added.
