Chairman Charles Scott said he was confident of the group's future prospects

William Hill's interim results show solid growth

2007-08-10
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Besides, cash generated from operations before tax and interest fell slightly to us$ 387 million. Chairman Charles Scott said he was confident of the group’s future prospects, and announced that the bookmaker intended to resume its share buy-back programme.

Adjusted basic earnings per share (EPS) pre-exceptionals were also up by 12.2 per cent, and basic EPS post-exceptionals increased 16.5 per cent on the comparative period.

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