If you snooze in a bull market, you lose. I had intended to look into MDC Partners (MDCA)
back in the summer and didn't get around to it. The stock is up about
100% since then, which makes that a pretty expensive delay.
Although
I don't think MDC Partners is going to double again over the next six
months, I do think this stock has room to rise from here. I expect the
company to continue to post organic growth well ahead of the industry
average and identify acquisition opportunities outside North America
that can expand the business further. The advertising industry has its
ups and downs and this company remains on the outside of the ruling
oligarchy, but competitive wins and a focus on interactive marketing
could make it a more serious challenger in the coming years.
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Can The Roll-Up Strategy At MDC Partners Keep Rolling?
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Sunday, January 26, 2014
Thursday, August 26, 2010
WPP Group And The Real Mad Men
An investor should probably expect an earnings release from London's WPP Group (Nasdaq:WPPGY) to sound pretty encouraging. After all, this is the world's largest integrated marketing services company and a major player in ad creation, brand strategy and public relations. Nevertheless, it seems like investors are a little cautious on this "Big Six" advertising company, as worries about the health of the European and American consumer swirl around the markets.
The Quarter that Was
All in all, WPP Group posted a solid first half result. Revenue rose more than 3% as reported, and was up nearly 3% on an organic basis, with almost 5% organic growth in the second quarter. The company saw a rather solid result in North America (up 5.8% on a like-for-like basis), while local revenue grew strongly in the Asia Pacific/Latin America/Eastern Europe segment before currency movements rendered that largely moot. Europe, though, was a notable laggard. All in all, WPP Group basically met expectations with its revenue performance, with well-balanced growth across all major categories.
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The Quarter that Was
All in all, WPP Group posted a solid first half result. Revenue rose more than 3% as reported, and was up nearly 3% on an organic basis, with almost 5% organic growth in the second quarter. The company saw a rather solid result in North America (up 5.8% on a like-for-like basis), while local revenue grew strongly in the Asia Pacific/Latin America/Eastern Europe segment before currency movements rendered that largely moot. Europe, though, was a notable laggard. All in all, WPP Group basically met expectations with its revenue performance, with well-balanced growth across all major categories.
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