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S4 Capital

November 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • SFOR
  • Price:
  • 169p
S4 reassured investors with interims ahead of previously lowered forecasts. Overall first half EBITDA was £30.1m, down 12% but ahead of consensus forecasts for £22.3m reflecting continued investment in hiring for expansion and a normalization of travel and office costs (burning shoe leather to manage accounts / close deals). That investment did land two new “whopper” clients (revenues US$20m), taking the total to eight. It has identified five more clients already trending towards whopper status and a further 14 others with whopper potential between FY’22-’24. By territory the Americas increased gross profit by 26% to £279m, with the smaller EMEA +39% to £67m and Asia Pacific +28% to £29m.  S4 also noted Q2 gross profit growth ...

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