De La Rue held steady as the embattled banknote printer said adjusted operating profit would be in line with guidance previously given - the low £20m range.
Basingstoke-based, the company has struggled for years with the major loss of its British passport contract after Brexit, increased costs, supply chain woes, and a structural decline in demand for physical cash amid the rise of contactless payments and digital banking.
Net debt is expected to be around £90m, it added today., which is marginally better than previous guidance.
"In addition, the Authentication division is expected to report revenue over £100m, as previously targeted," said the statement.
Shares were unchanged at 78.8p.