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InternetQ

October 2011

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At first glance, InternetQ's 17% sales growth to Eu21.8m and 23% profit growth to Â£1.76m pretax in the latest first half might not have appeared to be dramatic, given the 46% compound growth in sales over the previous five years. But this largely reflects the fact that its legacy business (a business that is involved in premium rate lines) has gone backwards from Â£2.3m to Â£0.8m in the latest period. In addition, the acquisition of iPoP, which added a fast growing leg in South East Asia, was only completed after the period end. As it was, the mobile marketing business in emerging markets remains robust, with sales from this side growing by 23% to Eu18.5m (85% of sales). The two largest geographies, Poland and Turkey, conti ...

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