The company has attributed 14.1% of this growth to acquisitions worldwide including Mori in the UK and Ireland, which it bought in October last year, Understanding Unlimited in the US and Camelford Graham in Canada.
The currency exchange effect and the rise in organic growth to 8.6%, up from the 7.8% it reported the first half of 2005, were contributing factors.
Growth in the firm's opinion and social research sector grew 24%, due to election campaigns in Canada, Italy and Mexico and Ipsos strengthening its activity in major markets.
The company said: "Ipsos will be even more successful if its structure and offer evolve in accordance with the new needs of customers, who are seeking to work with fewer but more powerful partners capable of developing a broader range of more elaborate and effective services, thanks in part to digital technology."
The company is expecting a 20% revenue growth in its full-year results, consolidated revenues of €1bn, and an operating margin of 10% in 2007.
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