Clear posts 8% organic growth as 2021 deal spend revealed

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Clear Group spent £17.25m on acquisitions during its 2021 financial year as the broker grew revenue to £45m from £28m in 2020.

The figures, in a filing at Companies House for holding company Charing Cross Topco up to 31 October 2021, showed that Luker Rowe cost £10.28m, HIA International cost £4.03m and the spend on Anderson White Insurance Brokers totalled £2.97m. HR Jennings was also bought in October 2021 but did not feature as a separate cost in the report.

The document also flagged that Brokerbility Holdings, bought previously in 2020, cost £26.81m subject to earnout.

With revenue up by 60.7% in the 12 months the

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