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Experian reassures investors in troubled markets and long term attractions remain
As Experian reports solid Q3 results Graham Spooner, investment research analyst at The Share Centre, explains what they mean for investors.
“Experian reported underlying revenue growth in all geographical regions, and expects organic revenue growth for the second half of the year to be at least as strong as Q3. The company has so far largely shrugged off the recession and this update reiterates this progress. It continues to expect modest margin improvement and strong cash flow for the year as a whole.
“Moving into emerging markets has helped Experian to offset sluggish growth in the UK and US, although recent updates have indicated improving UK conditions. Latin America continues to lead the way with organic growth of 27%, at constant exchange rates.
“Experian has reported solid results for some time now. This update shows the company continues to make steady progress and is confident it can trade in line with market expectations, which is reassuring in these markets. Experian remains attractive for medium risk investors looking for steady long term growth. However, the shares have a had a good run of late, so investors may want to drip feed into the stock at these levels.”
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