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YouGov - Shares spike nearly £3

November 2006

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  • Epic Code:
  • YOU
  • Price:
  • 768p
Shares in online market research specialist YouGov have soared nearly £3 since we made them a front-page write-up in September, as investors correctly anticipated a strong set of final results, which were slightly ahead of forecasts. For the year to 31 July, sales more than tripled from £2.9m to £9.5m, while pretax profit increased 310% to £4.1m. Earnings rose from 5.5p to 21.1p. The group generated £1.75m cash, increasing net cash balances to £5.5m. YouGov’s bespoke business (big ticket specialist work) accounted for 78% of business with its cheaper omnibus product accounting for most of the remainder. The geographical split of profits was virtually 50: 50 between the original UK and Mi ...

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