In H1 15, revenue was up +5.9% to €7,295m (+1.9% lfl at CER), EBITDA up +8% to €1,293m (+2%), and EBIT up +14.2% to €604m (+3.7%). The group has mainly benefited from forex and a (small) change in scope impact (+0.6% at the top-line level). Note profitability changes were adjusted for the capital gain on CEM in 2014 (€129m, accounted for at the EBITDA level). Net debt at the end of H1 was €8,024m, up from €7.7bn at the end of Q1 due to the dividend payment and fo
29 Jul 2015
H1 15 results: no real surprise
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H1 15 results: no real surprise
- Published:
29 Jul 2015 -
Author:
Fabrice Farigoule -
Pages:
2
In H1 15, revenue was up +5.9% to €7,295m (+1.9% lfl at CER), EBITDA up +8% to €1,293m (+2%), and EBIT up +14.2% to €604m (+3.7%). The group has mainly benefited from forex and a (small) change in scope impact (+0.6% at the top-line level). Note profitability changes were adjusted for the capital gain on CEM in 2014 (€129m, accounted for at the EBITDA level). Net debt at the end of H1 was €8,024m, up from €7.7bn at the end of Q1 due to the dividend payment and fo