ADP has released a good set of FY22 results, with top-line growth (+68.8%) driven by a strong recovery in traffic, which more than offset increased operating expenses allowing the group to report a 36.4% EBITDA margin. For 2023, the company has proposed a tariff freeze in this current inflationary scenario due to regulatory disagreement although estimates point towards further growth as ADP expects an EBITDA at least equal to the 2019 level.

20 Feb 2023
FY22: Traffic rebound supports revenues.

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FY22: Traffic rebound supports revenues.
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20 Feb 2023 -
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ADP has released a good set of FY22 results, with top-line growth (+68.8%) driven by a strong recovery in traffic, which more than offset increased operating expenses allowing the group to report a 36.4% EBITDA margin. For 2023, the company has proposed a tariff freeze in this current inflationary scenario due to regulatory disagreement although estimates point towards further growth as ADP expects an EBITDA at least equal to the 2019 level.