BFG spikes on 47% profit outlook
Bell Financial Group (BFG) generated a spike in its share price with the announcement that it expect a 47% increase in net profit before tax to $23.8 million.
The announcement on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) saw BFG’s share price lift back to its year to date high of $1.42.
BFG said the result reflects an improved performance from its retail and wholesale broking business and continued meaningful contributions from its Technology & Platforms and Products & Services business.
The company will release its interim financial report, next month.
And we thought the bikies were the problem. No its the criminals in white shirts and suits that we need…
$319.97 for each attendee for catering? What was on the platters? Lobster? Caviar? Black Truffle?
You got to wonder what Count's motivation was for making their decision to exit Metrics from their APL public was?
Peter you 100% correct and those of us watching for years have seen this coming incrementally at first, and now…
100% agree. Grab a helmet.