Endava generated £184.1 million in revenue for Q2 fiscal 2026, marking a 5.9% year-over-year decline and a 3.3% sequential rise. Chief Financial Officer said results came in above the top end of guidance following stronger service bookings and disciplined cost control.

Management framed the quarter around its AI-native pivot, spotlighting Dava.Flow as the core engagement lifecycle model. On one project, a 90-minute signal session delivered opportunity assessments, product requirement documents, and an agent-ready backlog normally requiring weeks, and two live engagements are already driving productivity gains with Policy as Code governance.

Endava highlighted an enterprise-scale AI implementation with a global payments network to automate chargeback dispute routing and analysis, achieving auditable workflow improvements midway through a six-month project. The company also established a ring-fenced AI incubator for a specialty insurer, standing up an AI-native workflow in roughly three weeks and generating over 50 hypotheses for process enhancements.