Tysers reports 13.4% increase in revenue

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Revenue rises to £46.8m according to the Lloyd’s broker.

Lloyd's broker Tysers has reported a rise in revenue of 13.4 percent to £46.8m for the year ended 31 December 2015.

The broker also said Ebitda was up by 14.6 percent to £9.4m (2014: £8.2m). The Ebitda margin remained 20 percent.

Chris Elliott, chief executive officer, Tysers, commented: "This is a very pleasing set of results. Despite challenging prevailing market conditions, we have delivered another year of impressive financial performance with significant growth achieved in both our revenue

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