SimplyBiz parent Fintel reports revenue up 4% in 2022

Company has plans to pursue strategic acquisitions in 2023

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Fintel, the parent company of SimplyBiz and Defaqto, has reported revenue for the year to the end of December 2022 rose 4%.

Total revenue growth was £2.6m to £66.5m. This is up from £63.9m in 2021. Adjusted earnings before tax (EBITDA) were up 6%, in line with board expectations. Better performance of Fintel's core software as a service (SaaS) business helped lift revenue. Core SaaS and subscription revenue was up 7% to £36.8m. This compared to £34.3m in 2021.  Fintel joint chief executive Matt Timmins said "continued enhancement and expansion of our technology and service platform" contributed to the increased SaaS and subscription income, across all three operating divisions. Throughout the year...

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