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Inchcape said it had delivered a “solid” performance in the UK in the first four months of the year with like for like growth of 5.8%.
There was increased pressure on new vehicle margins in the UK but its used car and aftersales activities performed well.
Inchcape reported pre tax profits up 24% to £251.5m in the year to 30 December on turnover up 4.4% to £6.1bn.
In the UK its retail business saw like-for-like sales up 5.1% to £2.05bn while like-for -like retail trading profit rose 10.9% to £58.9m…
Inchcape turned in a strong performance in the third quarter of 2012.
Revenue in the three months to September 30 was up 4% to £1.5bn compared to the same period last year…
Broker Panmure Gordon has downgraded its share recommendation for Inchcape from buy to hold.
The move follows fears over a potential slowdown…
Inchcape turned in a strong performance in the first half on 2012 with pre tax profits ahead 5.8% to £134.2m on turnover up 6.1% to £3.1bn…
Inchcape has piloted an online service booking facility in the UK, allowing website visitors to book aftersales work in real time.
“We have successfully piloted a new and innovative online service…
Top UK dealer groups Pendragon, Inchcape and Lookers all reported a strong first quarter in their interim results out today…
Inchcape turned in a positive performance in 2011 with pre tax profits up 5.9 per cent to £203.4m on reduced turnover…
cape has bought a 1.76 acre site on the Lakeside North Harbour Business Park in Portsmouth and plans to build a new car centre on it.
The deal for an undisclosed sum offers planning consent to develop 30,000 sq ft allowing for parking of up to 124 cars…
Pre-tax profits at dealer group Inchcape rose 10.1 per cent to £126.8m in the half year to 30 June 2011 compared to £115.2 for the same period in 2010.
Turnover fell 5.3 per cent to £2.9bn (£3.1bn) as group sales were hit by the impact of the earthquake in Japan…
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