p/w of 10 with sales rising 20% YOY and turns around 80% of profit straight to cash worth 10 in my opinion thats why I bought it @ 550p the steal of the century ....

now out of its 90 day average heading toward 700p withing the month as understand the overhang of float shares out of the way

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Information services group Experian said Friday first-quarter performance was in line with expectations, supported by recent acquisitions.

The company left its full-year guidance unchanged.

For the three months ended 30 June, total revenue grew 10% at constant currency, from the same period a year ago, and 9% at actual exchange rates.

The in-line performance comes as company grew organic revenue in all regions, led by 11% growth in both North America and EMEA/Asia Pacific.

In North America, organic revenue growth was up 11% as B2B rose 12% and consumer services rose 8%, pushing total revenue growth to 13% supported by the Clarity Services acquisition.

In EMEA and Asia Pacific, total and organic revenue growth was 11% as more clients opted for the company's decisioning software such as PowerCurve.

In the UK and Ireland, organic revenue growth was 3% as B2B rose 7%, but consumer services fell 8%. Total revenue growth was 4%.

In Latin America, meanwhile, total and organic revenue growth was 4%.

The company said it expects the impact of foreign exchange movements to Benchmark EBIT growth rates would be 4%, up from an estimate of 1% in May.

'We have started the year well, in line with our expectations, with Q1 total revenue growth of 10% at constant exchange rates, up 9% at actual rates and organic revenue growth of 8%,' said Brian Cassin, Chief Executive Officer.

Citigroup today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Experian PLC (LON:EXPN) and raised its price target to 2140p (from 1770p).

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Up over 51/2% on that news so far.

Experian's agreed takeover of start-up credit scoring rival ClearScore could be blocked by UK competition authorities. An investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority has found that the deal is "likely to result in less intense competition" and potentially harming digital developments in the personal finance market.

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