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YouGov - Shares at bottom of trading range

November 2011

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  • Epic Code:
  • YOU
  • Price:
  • 51.5p
Yougov has reported a solid result for the year to 31 July with sales up by 27% to £56.1m (9% organic growth if acquisitions are stripped out). Pretax profit was up 72% to £4.7m from £2.7m. Adjusted earnings per share were 3.7p.To recap, YouGov is an online market research organisation. At the heart of the business is a large online panel of responders who comprise a broad spectrum of society and answer questions that corporates put to them (via a Yougov daily Omnibus questionnaire) and this forms the basis for Yougov's research. It recruits its panel members onli ...

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