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White Young Green - Order book approaches £400m

April 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • WHY
  • Price:
  • 323p
Engineering consultant White Young Green has announced excellent results for the year to 31 December, with turnover increasing 35% to £134m and pretax profit rising 31% to £9m. Adjusted eps rose 22% to 13.1p. Reflecting the £22m spent on acquisitions in the period, net debt increased from £43.2m to £70.6m. Of particular encouragement was the 18% increase in net order book to a record £390m, dispelling the notion that the credit crunch had turned its tap of new business off. All three divisions performed strongly, including management services, (non-design related services like cost management, property management and health & safety advisory work), which increased sales by 26% to £44m and operating profit by 23% to £4. ...

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