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Intrum Justitia Announces Q1 2014 Revenues Up 14.9% to SEK 1,204m

Financial Results

by NelsonHall Analyst

published on Apr 23, 2014

Intrum Justitia has announced Q1 2014 results.

  • Revenues were SEK 1,204m (~$180.6m), up 14.9% y/y
  • EBIT was SEK 283m (~$42.5m), a margin of 23.5%, up 99 bps y/y.

Q1 revenues (and y/y growth) by service line was:

  • Financial Services (formerly purchased debt) SEK 485m (+25%)
  • Credit management services SEK 908m (+11.5%)

EBIT by geography (excl. purchased debt) was:

  • Financial Services SEK 264m, a margin of 54.4%
  • Credit management services SEK 178m, a margin of 19.6%.

Q1 revenue (and y/y growth) by geography (excl. purchased debt revaluations) was:

  • Northern Europe: SEK 578m (+13.8%)
  • Central Europe: SEK 339m (+34.5%)
  • Western Europe (Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, U.K.): SEK 287m (-1.7%)

EBIT by geography (excl. purchased debt revaluations) was:

  • Northern Europe: SEK 132m, a margin of 22.8%
  • Central Europe: SEK 97m, a margin of 28.6%
  • Western Europe: SEK 54m, a margin of 18.8%
VendorIntrum Justitia
Initial currency type (specify local currency used)Swedish Kroner (SEK)
Period Ending2014-03-31
Growth14.9
Revenues ((m) in local currency1204
Revenues (in $m at that date)181

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