The company’s combined earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation have been reduced to £22,000, which it attributes to one-off exceptional costs across both Smyle and Pumphouse Productions, .
The 2014-15 financial year has also seen the company , and increase its staff numbers by 20%.
New accounts wins over the year include Google, HP and EY, meanwhile the company claims to have strengthened relationships with key existing clients.
Rick Stainton, managing director at Smyle Group said: "These figures demonstrate the bridge we have crossed in growing up as a business – a number of key one off exceptional items have compromised our profit in the short term, but we are now seeing great momentum as a result of these various investments. They are all designed to support our awesome team in delivering on our clients’ objectives, help them be better in the services they offer and enhance our reputation for producing creative winning ideas.
"As a result, our forecast for the current financial year as a whole is growth in turnover for Smyle Group to circa £12m, which is a great platform to build upon as we enter our most exciting chapter yet in the Smyle story."
The day after news broke of the Pumphouse acquisition, Stainton told Event it was potentially targeting a .
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