LifeSearch ranks third in Sunday Times 'Best Companies' list

And releases 2018 financial results

Adam Saville
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Adviser firm turns over 10% gross profit and 5.7% turnover

Adviser firm LifeSearch was last night named the third best company in Britain by The Sunday Times ‘Best Companies to Work For' 2019 list. The announcement came as its results to 31 August 2018 show 5.7% increase in turnover (to £33,744,150), 10% increase in gross profit (to £8,488,740), 7% increase in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) (to £2,312,118) and 2% increase in PBT (to £1,018,946). Commenting on the results, Tom Baigrie, founder and chief executive of LifeSearch said: "I am delighted with our performance in what is at last a growing marke...

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