CTM posts 43% profit rise

CTM posts 43% profit rise
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Travel management firm Corporate Travel Management (CTM) has posted a net profit after tax of $11.8 million, a 43% rise on the previous year.

Total Transaction Value (TTV) in the 12 months to June 30 climbed 36% to $683 million.

CTM managing director Jamie Pherous said the company outperformed the market compared to recent airline data.

“Record new client wins combined with a high client retention rate and our acquisition strategy has contributed to CTM’s continued success,” he said.

The firm has targeted earnings growth of between 15% and 20% in FY13 assuming the economy does not deteriorate.

Current trading is at the top end of the growth range “despite tough and uncertain economic conditions”, Pherous said.

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