Robert Walters PLC
16 December 2002
Robert Walters plc
16 December 2002
Trading update
Trading conditions remain challenging in most of the Group's markets. Net fee
income in the second half of the year is expected to be marginally below the
first half, and it is expected that trading profit in the second half of the
year will be around break-even after office closures and restructuring costs.
This includes five of the Group's smallest offices which have been closed in the
final quarter of the financial year, namely Frankfurt, Canberra, Gold Coast,
Darwin and Wellington.
The net cash position of the Group has strengthened since 30 June 2002 with cash
at bank and at hand in excess of £18m (June 30: £13.4m).
The Group currently sees no upturn in its markets and is continuing its focus on
productivity and costs .
Enquiries:
Robert Walters plc +44 20 7379 3333
Robert Walters Chief Executive
Ian Nash Finance Director
Brunswick +44 20 7404 5959
Patrick Handley
Fiona Fong
Mark Antelme
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