Tysers’ Ebitda drops by 25% to £6.6mn on admin costs
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Tysers’ Ebitda drops by 25% to £6.6mn on admin costs

Luke Harrison
12 August 2022
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London wholesaler Tysers’ Ebitda dropped by 25% year on year to £6.6mn ($8mn) in 2021, due largely to a 16% increase in administrative costs, according to its strategic report for the year, filed with UK Companies House.

The broker also reported a drop in operating profit of 42% to £3.6mn in 2021, while top-line sales increased by 15% to £19.2mn.

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