Shares in GenIP PLC (LSE:GNIP) jumped 12% to 11.5p after the early-stage artificial intelligence group reported sharp growth in revenues, margins and client numbers during 2025, alongside new contract wins in Brazil and the Middle East.
In a corporate update, GenIP said revenues rose by about 330% compared with its first trading period, while gross margin increased by around 150%, reflecting growing demand for its higher-value products.
The number of active clients increased by more than 225%, with client retention running at roughly 90%.
The company, which provides AI-driven tools to help organisations assess and prioritise inventions, said progress was driven by the rollout of its integrated product suite and rising adoption of its Invention Prioritizer.
Demand from universities and research institutions remained strong, supported by repeat business and international expansion.
GenIP said Brazil’s National Nuclear Energy Commission has ordered the Invention Prioritizer to assess an initial portfolio of 20 technologies, with scope to expand the engagement.
In Saudi Arabia, the product has already been applied to several hundred technologies for a leading research university, generating further introductions and inbound enquiries.
The group is also starting to gain traction with corporate clients, securing early orders through partnerships and direct engagements.
Chief executive Melissa Cruz said the strong growth and rising referrals give the board confidence in the opportunity ahead.