Cenkos has not been immune from the challenging market conditions in the first half of 2019. This is evidenced by a decline in revenues of 41% to £10.6m and a loss before tax of £0.2m. Net cash also declined from £34m at December 2018 to £14.7m reflecting the reduced trading, the payment of the 2018 bonus and dividend, and a share buy-back programme. On the upside we note that the second half has ‘started well…with an encouraging pipeline’. In additi
18 Sep 2019
Adapting to market conditions
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Adapting to market conditions
- Published:
18 Sep 2019 -
Author:
Andy Smith -
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Cenkos has not been immune from the challenging market conditions in the first half of 2019. This is evidenced by a decline in revenues of 41% to £10.6m and a loss before tax of £0.2m. Net cash also declined from £34m at December 2018 to £14.7m reflecting the reduced trading, the payment of the 2018 bonus and dividend, and a share buy-back programme. On the upside we note that the second half has ‘started well…with an encouraging pipeline’. In additi