Curtis Banks’s (CBP) first interim results since listing on AIM on 7 May 2015 show that both revenues and operating profit grew 66% year-on-year to £7.5m and £2.5m respectively. Basic EPS rose by 71% to 4.57p. The key growth driver was pre-IPO acquisitions. In a fragmented and growing market, with strong regulatory pressure on smaller participants, there is plenty of scope for further acquisitive and organic growth.
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Half-year results
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Curtis Banks’s (CBP) first interim results since listing on AIM on 7 May 2015 show that both revenues and operating profit grew 66% year-on-year to £7.5m and £2.5m respectively. Basic EPS rose by 71% to 4.57p. The key growth driver was pre-IPO acquisitions. In a fragmented and growing market, with strong regulatory pressure on smaller participants, there is plenty of scope for further acquisitive and organic growth.