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White Young Green - Order book up 23%

December 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • WHY
  • Price:
  • 436p
Engineering consultancy White Young Green has issued resultsslightly ahead of expectations. For the year to 30 June, turnover rose32% to £221m, including organic growth of 14%, while pretax profit rose37% to £16m. Eps increased 23% to 23.4p. Of particular encouragementwas the 23% growth in the order book to £380m. Meanwhile, year-end netdebt stood at £44.6m, well within bank facilities of £112m. The main growth driver was management services (42% EBITDA),comprising cost management, project & property management, health& safety and socio-economic advisory work, which turned in a 42%rise in revenues to £76m, while profits rose 77% to £8.3m. Most of thiscame through recent acquisitions, with organic profit growth runni ...

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