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Chester’s GB group revenue up 28%
GB group plc an identity intelligence company have reported strong growth for the last six months
Revenue has grown 28% to £23.2 million compared to £18.1 million for the same period last year.
The group has also seen a 43% increase in profit after tax to £1.7 million compared to the same six months of last year.
The company credits the strong international growth they have experienced and the successful acquisition of DecTech and Transactis.
CEO, Richard Law, said, “We have made strong progress against our strategy throughout the first half of the year and expect this positive momentum to continue through to the year end and beyond.
“With the added capabilities, markets and clients bought to the Group by the acquisitions of DecTech and Transactis, we are confident of our continued growth and for the prospects of the Group which we feel are very positive.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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