NEWS20 September 2012
All MRS websites use cookies to help us improve our services. Any data collected is anonymised. If you continue using this site without accepting cookies you may experience some performance issues. Read about our cookies here.
NEWS20 September 2012
UK— BrainJuicer has reported a 14% rise in revenue for the first half of the financial year, largely driven by its UK and US offices.
The company published interim results today for the six months ending 30 June showing revenue figures of £10.3m, up from £9m in the same period last year. Operating profit was also up 14% for the same period from £628k to £716k.
The UK business represents 37% of revenues and the US 33%. BrainJuicer says that UK figures are 3% up on last year, while the US is 16% higher.
Overseas ventures in Switzerland, China and Brazil performed well, the company said, but Germany and the Netherlands showed signs of weakness resulting in a restructure combining the two countries’ operations under the management of the firm’s Germany boss.
John Kearon, founder of BrainJuicer (pictured with CFO James Geddes), said: “We continue to gain traction with the major buyers of market research in the large and statistically important markets in which our clients operate.”
BrainJuicer recently opened a new practice in India and hired former McKinsey partner Pooja Haldea as managing director for the country.
0 Comments