Romero Group earnings rise in 2019

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Broker posted rises in income and Ebitda of 10.5% and 11.7% respectively.

Romero Group has announced increases in income and Ebitda in financial results for the year ended 30 April 2019.

Commission and fee income at the broker rose 10.5% from £13.67m in 2018 to £15.10m in 2019.

The group’s adjusted Ebitda rose 11.7% from £3.67m to £4.10m over the same period.

The income and Ebitda figures in 2017 were £12.13m and £2.82m respectively.

Justin Romero-Trigo, Romero Group CEO, commented: “I’m proud of all our teams and what they’ve achieved this year, and in particular

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