AJ Bell retains 'Buy' rating after 'decent' results

Liberum analysts

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Investment platform AJ Bell has retained its ‘Buy’ rating from Liberum investment bank following a strong set of half year results.

Analysts James Allen and Nick Anderson said AJ Bell's numbers had shown "decent flows and strong customer growth" in its half year results to 31 March 2023. They highlighted an especially solid Q2, which had achieved quarter-on-quarter customer growth of 20%. AJ Bell half-year profits jump 61% to £42m In AJ Bell's results published yesterday (25 May), it said revenue rose 37% to £103.6m from £75.5m in the half year to March 2022. The company also posted a 57% rise in diluted earnings per share at 7.9 pence and an interim dividend of 3.5 pence per share - a 26% increase from the ...

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