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BrainJuicer Group

  • BY: Andrew Hore |
  • POSTED: 22/09/2009 |

Overseas growth made up for lower revenues in the UK operations of online market research agency BrainJuicer Group.

The new Swiss and German operations are already in profit and the US moved from loss to profit during the first half. The overseas operations generate more revenues from BrainJuicer’s own products and the sale of these has held up better than standard market research.

Overall revenues grew 22% to £4.85m in the six months to June 2009. Profits rose 6% to £243,000. The year started off poorly but trading continues to recover.

BrainJuicer plans to open an office in China.

The interim dividend was increased by one-fifth to 0.6p a share. Net cash was £1.19m at the end of June 2009. The figure was lower than six months before but BrainJuicer has been investing in a new software platform. 

At 150p a share, up 3p on the day, BrainJuicer is valued at £18.9m. The share price has risen by 60% over the past six months.

Full year profits are expected to improve from £1.4m to £1.6m. The shares are trading on 17 times prospective earnings for 2009. That is similar to the multiple at the same time last year. 

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