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Kainos sees FY profits 'significantly' ahead of forecasts

Wed, 14th Oct 2020 08:18

(Sharecast News) - IT provider Kainos Group said on Wednesday that customer demand continued to be strong year-to-date, with the group now expecting full-year results to be "significantly ahead" of forecasts.
Kainos said its "very strong trading performance" was driven by a structural shift to digital adoption as customers continued to prioritise digital transformation programmes in the NHS and public sector.

The FTSE 250-listed firm also stated trading through the period had benefited from several one-off efficiencies - including increased utilisation and reductions in recruitment, training and travel expenditure.

"Looking forward, we remain confident in our outlook for the financial year, which is underpinned by a robust pipeline and a significant contracted backlog," said Kainos.

"Notwithstanding we are mindful of the potential medium-term impacts of further lockdown measures and the broader economic disruption caused by Covid-19."

As of 0815 BST, Kainos shares had surged 19.41% to 1,218.0p.

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