All Things Considered Group PLC on Thursday said its revenue more than doubled in 2024 while its loss narrowed, as it said progress was fuelled by ‘significant acquisitions and organic growth’.
All Things Considered is a London-based music talent management, live booking and merchandising firm.
Revenue more than doubled to £50.9 million in 2024 from £24.1 million in the prior year.
Pretax loss narrowed to £109,000 from £3.0 million. The loss per share fell to 3.78 pence from 25.24p in 2023.
Cost of sales more than doubled to £35.5 million from £14.2 million. Administrative expenses grew 63% to £14.0 million from £8.6 million.
ATC said there was ‘significant growth’ in the Artist Representation and Services segments. Artist Representation revenue was up 72% to £11.4 million from £6.6 million while Services revenue more than doubled to £35.9 million from £17.4 million.
The firm said there was substantial growth in its Live Events and Experiences segment through the acquisition of Joy Entertainment Group, which contributed £3.1 million in revenue during 2024.
Representation was also strengthened by the acquisition of a 55% stake in Raw Power Management.
Looking ahead, ATC said ‘positive trading momentum’ has continued into the first months of 2025.
It said it is strategically positioned to benefit from the expansion of the UK music sector.
‘We are delighted to report on a very strong year for ATC, both in terms of trading performance and strategic progress in line with the group’s vision of building a full-service music business,’ said Chief Executive Officer Adam Driscoll.
‘We continue to believe that the music industry is undergoing structural change, driven by the changing preference of how consumers choose to experience music. Our unique integrated music services model is strategically positioned at the heart of this evolution, facilitating a more ’direct-to-fan’ approach for artists by uniting talent, data, fans and experiences. With the building blocks in place, strong momentum and a robust financial position, we are optimistic about the future.’
All Things Considered shares were last quoted at 90.00 pence on the Aquis Stock Exchange.
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