Ebitda soars at Ardonagh but losses also rise in first nine months of 2019
Business posts rise in reported income to £505.4m, while loss increases to £67.7m as organic growth hits 4.6%.
Ardonagh Group has posted a rise in income but also an increased loss for the first nine months of 2019.
Its reported income increased to £505.4m (9M 2018: £403.5m), while its adjusted Ebitda soared to £144.4m this year from £89.5m in the first nine months of 2018.
In Ardonagh’s investor report, the business also revealed a reported operating profit of £8.7m, compared to an operating loss of £12.8m last year.
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However, the group also reported a loss of £67.7m for the period, an increase
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