Adviser firms deliver £1m profits to Honister Capital

Scott Sinclair
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The advisory businesses acquired by Honister Capital in 2009 helped the business turn a £2.2m profit earlier this year and boosted the group's capital position.

Sage Financial Services, Burns-Anderson and Honister Partners (formerly Bates Investment Services) delivered £1.022m profit, with direct-to-consumer proposition Willis Owen contributing £1.17m, in the six month period to 31 March. The company also has a positive cash balance of £12.5m and says it is free of bank debt, even returning £0.7m of unused short term borrowing facilities. This follows positive figures for the group's first three months' trading last year, in which Honister made an operating profit of £1.5m with £1m coming via the advice businesses. Honister Capital was lau...

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