Personal Group Holdings has announced a 25% increase in its half-year pre-tax profits.
For the six months to to June it reported a profit of 2.65m, up from £2.12m.
The company also reported a ri ...
Personal Group Holdings has announced a 25% increase in its half-year pre-tax profits.
For the six months to to June it reported a profit of £2.65m, up from £2.12m.
The company also reported a rise in earnings per share of 1.9 pence per share, up from 4.6 pence.
It also confirmed that it expects to continue to pay three dividends a year, with a first interim dividend of 1.8 pence.
The board said that the current results are in line with current expectations.
Chief executive Christopher Johnston said: "We continue to pursue organic growth by concentrating on our core business and thorough further investment in our people and systems. I am confident we will continue to grow the business."
Chairman John Swarbrick said: "I am pleased to report that the group has produced another profitable period. The group has entered the second half of the year in good shape. The balance sheet continues to be strong, and the business continues to record good organic growth in its core operations. Current trading is in line with directors' expectations."
