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Belvoir

November 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • BLV
  • Price:
  • 146p
After plunging to a low of 90p, shares in property franchise firm Belvoir have recovered well to 146p, helped by reassuring results with no signs of Covid Armageddon. For the six months ended 30 June, revenues rose 8% to £9.8m, helped by a first time contribution from the Lovelle network (acquired last January) of £572,000. Pretax profit rose 17% to £3.2m and eps went up from 6.3p to 7.3p. The strongly recurring nature of lettings revenue meant the larger property lettings division only suffered a 1% fall in management service fees (MSF) to £4.16m, which comprise the royalty charges paid by franchisees on their turnover. During the period five new franchise owners joined the group taking the total to 308. The tota ...

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