MYOB shares jump more than 10% on first-half results
Interim net loss widens to $A65m from year-ago $A29.2m - but focus on "pro-forma" results boosts shares.
MYOB’s shares jumped more than 10% after the company said it’s meeting or exceeding its prospectus forecasts.
The company focused on pro forma results, saying its net profit after tax but before amortisation on that basis was up 14% to $A40 million for the six months ended June and above the $A39
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 27 Aug 2015
Thu, 27 Aug 2015
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MYOB shares jump more than 10% on first-half results
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