Sentences with phrase «revenue on a constant currency basis»

The firm has also announced its global revenue on a constant currency basis, with turnover from its UK and international operations coming to # 254.5 m from a restated figure of # 251m for 2014 - 15 — an increase of around 1 %.

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The company maintains its full year 2018 outlook of Organic Net Revenue growth of 1 to 2 percent, Adjusted Operating Income margin of approximately 17 percent and double - digit Adjusted EPS growth on a constant - currency basis.

While the NIKE Brand delivered solid growth for Q4, on a constant currency basis, global revenue was up 14 %.

Revenue at Altice USA, formed through the acquisitions of cable groups Suddenlink and Cablevision, rose 3.2 percent on a constant currency basis, with EBITDA up 18.9 percent.

And as a result of this higher transaction volume, revenues in EMEA on a constant currency basis actually grew 4 % year - over-year.

Volumes rose 8.5 % on a reported basis to 36.4 m 9L cases, helping to boost the net sales revenue (NSR) by 11.3 % to AUS$ 2,401.7 m on a constant currency basis, with revenue per case rising 3 % as a result of premiumisation and price increases on key brands.

Stock Spirits Group, a leading owner and producer of premium branded spirits and liqueurs that are principally sold in Central and Eastern Europe, has reported a 5.2 % increase in revenue to $ 274.6 million, and 3.0 % rise on a constant currency basis for the year ended 31 December 2017.

Revenues at LVMH's fashion and leather goods division reached 15.5 billion euros last year, up 13 percent year on year on a constant currency basis, as demand from Chinese consumers rebounded.

The top line continues to look attractive — with net revenue growing 17 % in constant currency terms, but the operating profit margin contracted to 18.4 %, while adjusted diluted EPS growth slowed drastically to 5 % (also on a cc basis).

Billable hours increased by 3 %, as the firm said that on a constant currency basis its revenue climbed 5 %, highlighting the appreciation of the dollar against many currencies.