WPP’s Q1 16 revenues (including the full impact of digital billings, i.e. linked to acquiring digital media space on its own account) rose by 10.5% to £3,076m. They were up 9% at CER and +5.1% organically (Q1 15 was +5.2%), therefore outperforming competitors (Publicis: +2.9%, Omnicom: +3.8%, Interpublic: +6.7%, Havas: +3.4%). Consolidated net sales (after direct costs, i.e. a better indicator for underlying performance, although not used by competitors…) improved by 6.7% a
28 Apr 2016
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Good start to the year, giving even more credibility to full-year targets
WPP Plc (WPP:LON) | 783 75.1 1.2% | Mkt Cap: 8,441m
- Published:
28 Apr 2016 -
Author:
Véronique Cabioc'h -
Pages:
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WPP’s Q1 16 revenues (including the full impact of digital billings, i.e. linked to acquiring digital media space on its own account) rose by 10.5% to £3,076m. They were up 9% at CER and +5.1% organically (Q1 15 was +5.2%), therefore outperforming competitors (Publicis: +2.9%, Omnicom: +3.8%, Interpublic: +6.7%, Havas: +3.4%). Consolidated net sales (after direct costs, i.e. a better indicator for underlying performance, although not used by competitors…) improved by 6.7% a