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Team Internet Group PLC said its DIS business continues to support the company’s expectation that any deal arising from its strategic review—if completed—would value the division above Team Internet’s current market capitalisation.
The AIM-listed internet group launched the review in November 2025 after receiving inbound interest. At the time, it said DIS could command a valuation materially above its then-market value of around £120 million.
Team Internet said the process has since drawn “a number of highly engaged parties”. The board described its approach as disciplined, aimed at widening participation while maintaining competitive tension.
The company added that, with its current market capitalisation at around £84 million as of 23 April, the level of indicative interest received so far reinforces its expectation of a materially higher valuation than at the time of the initial announcement. It cautioned that there is no certainty a transaction will be completed or on what terms.
Alongside the review, Team Internet has mandated Pareto Securities to arrange fixed-income investor meetings. The company said this is intended to help optimise its capital structure and preserve optionality.
Team Internet said trading in 2026 to date is in line with expectations. It noted that the Search segment’s transition from AFD to RSOC is now substantially complete.
The group added that audited full-year 2025 results are expected in late May.
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