Ipsos’ half year results show 5.9% drop in revenue
‘Currency effects’ – the result of converting revenues outside the euro zone into euros – were cited as the main contributor to this trend, reducing revenue by 5.1%.
The other contributing factor was reported as changes in the scope of consolidation, reflecting sold or discontinued businesses, which reduced revenue by 0.9%. Organic growth was recorded as 0.1%.
According to the announcement, it was during the second quarter, which accounts for nearly 55% of total revenue for the first half, that Ipsos suffered: between April and June revenue was down 7.1% from the same period in 2013.
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