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Fonix Mobile

April 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • FNX
  • Price:
  • 156p
Fonix, the UK provider of mobile payments and messaging services, announced strong first half results. Total payments volumes (TPV) grew 12% to £138m with record levels of business in November and December. Gross profit as a percentage of TPV increased from 4.7% to 5.1% as it moved away from relatively low margin TPV from voice services. Gross profit increased 20% to £7m driven by 18% growth from mobile payments and 43% growth from mobile messaging. Good cost control meant EBITDA increasing 20% to £5.5m.Fonix has continued investing in its platform to expand internationally including better functionality for multi-currency reporting and automatic direct-to-consumer refunds, which can fuel expansion into transport and ticketing. ...

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