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Wilmington

March 2013

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Wilmington has reported another solid H1, typically its quieter half. Revenues were more or less unchanged at Â£40.9m but adjusted pretax profit and eps went up 15% and 23% to Â£6m and 5.5p, respectively. Overall margins increased from 15.6% to 17.4%. This leaves Wilmington set fair to get to its target of Â£19m profit and EBITDA margins of 20.6% by 2017. Speaking to the company post results, our first question was exactly how Wilmington would achieve this given it has already moved most products to digital (now 90% of publishing), stabilised its legal side and also ditched areas of low margin.Chief executive Charles Brady, points out that of its six business areas, it's three biggest, pensions & insurance, healthcare a ...

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