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GB Group

September 2024

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  • Epic Code:
  • GBG
  • Price:
  • 347p
With the shares jigging around not far from highs of near 360p, GB’s AGM said it’s continued to trade in line during Q1 as the improved momentum in identity and resilient growth in Location continued from the final quarter of FY’24. Encouragingly, it continues to expect mid-single digit revenue growth on a constant currency basis in FY’25, which will lead to high single digit growth in adjusted operating profit, given the operational efficiency gains achieved in FY24. It’s expecting Identity and Location, the two largest divisions, which generated 56% and 29%, respectively, of sales in FY24, to drive revenue growth in FY25. It's also worth noting GB is extremely cash generative and will become more valuable each year simply by din ...

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