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Paysafe - Beats forecasts again

July 2016

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  • Epic Code:
  • PAYS
  • Price:
  • 403p
Paysafe has developed a happy knack for beating forecasts and so it proved again with its AGM revealing full year revenue is expected to be US$950m-US$970m, ahead of a forecasted  US$911m. Similarly EBITDA is expected to be between US$270m-US$276m vs consensus of US$260m.Integration of Skrill is on track for completion in Q3 ‘16 with the final update expected with H1 ’16 results and synergy savings are likely to be as before.H1 results are due on 10 August and with net debt falling rapidly further attractive acquisitions are likely.Tipped at a rights issue adjusted 200p in November ’13 and again at 242p in February ‘15, the shares have gained 102% but we expect more to come. ...

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