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Alternative Networks - Announces buy back of shares

August 2008

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Alternative Networks has reported a solid set of results for the six months to 31 March. Turnover was up 32% to Â£46.1m and excluding the Â£8.9m of sales from Echo, underlying organic growth was 9%. Adjusted pretax profits grew by 27% to Â£5.0m and eps by 33% to 7.9p. Operating margins were steady at 10.8%.Most of the growth came from Echo and there was also strong organic growth on the mobile side where Alternative is one of the UK's largest independent B2B service providers for O2 and Vodafone. The latter (almost half of sales) was a key driver to these results showing strong organic growth in connections, up 13% to 49,000, not only because of the addition of new customers but also because a strong effort to resign custome ...

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