Capita Plc (CPI.L) reported that its 2012 pretax profit decreased to 290.0 million pounds from 302.9 million pounds last year. Net profit attributable to ordinary equity holders of the parent was 236.0 million pounds compared to 238.0 million pounds prior year. Profit per share was 36.68 pence compared to 39.07 pence last year. Revenue increased by 14% to 3.35 billion pounds. The revenue growth comprised 3% organic growth and 11% from acquisitions.
Underlying profit before tax increased to 425.6 million pounds from 385.2 million pounds last year. Underlying profit per share in pence, was 52.58 compared to 48.38 prior year.
Capita also announced that the Cabinet Office has extended its contract to exclusively manage the provision of training across the Civil Service for a further two years from February 2014 to the end of March 2016.
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