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Paysafe - Beats expectations again

February 2017

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  • Epic Code:
  • PAYS
  • Price:
  • 395p
Having suffered the attack from short sellers last month, shares in Paysafe have bounced back, helped by a year end trading update that noted FY revenue and pretax profit are expected to be ahead of consensus expectations. The group expects to exceed US$1bn revenue and reach US$300m adjusted EBITDA versus central expectations, previously revised upwards twice, of US$980m and US$290m. This implies an uplift in EBITDA margin to 29.6% from 24.9% in FY’15. In addition to EBITDA growth it continues to be strongly cash generative, which has enabled the share buy-back program, while further acquisitions are still on the menu.Guidance for 2017 is “low double digit organic revenue growth while at least maintaining EBITDA margins ...

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