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18 Nov 15
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For anyone puzzled by this, it is easily explained:
They have spent 96m Euro on advertising
They have not taken any bets
They have spent 96m Euro on advertising
They have not taken any bets
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- and to think - Roger - Accountants charge by the hour to work that one out.
I'm puzzled by it to be honest. Why have they got a debt?
With that growth in mind, Paddy Power expect their full year operating profit to be a mid to high single digit percentage increase above 2014.
With that growth in mind, Paddy Power expect their full year operating profit to be a mid to high single digit percentage increase above 2014.
From the Telegraph in March 2015
Paddy Power is to return €392m (£285m) to shareholders after enjoying a record year for profits.
The Irish bookmaker yesterday announced that it would pay out €8 a share as well as proposing a 13pc rise in its final dividend to €1.02, sending its shares up 8.4pc to €72.80.
The company revealed the bumper return at the same time as posting a 21pc jump in annual pre-tax profits to €167m in the first set of results under new boss Andy McCue, who took over in January.
Paddy Power is to return €392m (£285m) to shareholders after enjoying a record year for profits.
The Irish bookmaker yesterday announced that it would pay out €8 a share as well as proposing a 13pc rise in its final dividend to €1.02, sending its shares up 8.4pc to €72.80.
The company revealed the bumper return at the same time as posting a 21pc jump in annual pre-tax profits to €167m in the first set of results under new boss Andy McCue, who took over in January.
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