Engineering company Renishaw has reported a 7.1% jump in revenue in its H1 results, driven by a record Q2 performance.

The group’s Q2 revenue was 14.1% higher than Q1, as it also reported further strengthening in its order book.

Renishaw, whose products include coordinate-measuring machines and machine tool products, was publishing its H1 results covering the six months to 31 December 2025. It also reported an 11.5% increase in pre-tax profit, having delivered growth in all segments of its business.

The FTSE 250 listed company said it had “built strong momentum” through the H1 period, but added it was “mindful of ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties”.

Renishaw CEO, Will Lee, commented: “We have made strong progress in the first half, with a notable pick-up in revenue and order intake in Q2 and improving profitability.

“It is pleasing to see revenue growth in all three business segments, with significant progress in our emerging product lines.”

Renishaw also highlighted that its H2 period is normally stronger than H1 and suggested the pattern is “likely to continue this year”.

The company is now expecting to deliver a full-year revenue in the range of £740m to £780, while it has also forecast its pre-tax profit to be in the range of £132m to £157m.

Lee added: “Our markets present significant structural growth opportunities, and we are excited about the prospects for the innovative products that we have recently launched. We enter H2 with momentum and we expect to achieve strong revenue and profit growth in the remainder of the year.”

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