Bloomsbury Publishing Plc (LON: BMY)

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660.00
+6.00 (0.92%)
Nov 22, 2024, 4:35 PM BST
57.52%
Market Cap 538.87M
Revenue (ttm) 385.75M
Net Income (ttm) 37.70M
Shares Out 81.65M
EPS (ttm) 0.45
PE Ratio 14.51
Forward PE 18.27
Dividend 0.15 (2.28%)
Ex-Dividend Date Oct 31, 2024
Volume 622,680
Open 638.00
Previous Close 654.00
Day's Range 638.00 - 672.00
52-Week Range 410.00 - 766.00
Beta 0.66
Analysts n/a
Price Target n/a
Earnings Date Jan 23, 2025

About Bloomsbury Publishing

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc publishes academic, educational, and general fiction and non-fiction books for children, general reader, teachers, students, researchers, libraries, and professionals worldwide. It operates through Children’s Trade, Adult Trade, Academic & Professional, and Special Interest segments. The company offers print books, ebooks, audiobooks, board games, licensing rights, and digital resources to professionals and higher education students. It also provides publishing services for corporations and organizations; and books for... [Read more]

Industry Publishing
Founded 1986
Employees 994
Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol BMY
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2023, Bloomsbury Publishing's revenue was 342.65 million, an increase of 29.74% compared to the previous year's 264.10 million. Earnings were 32.30 million, an increase of 59.53%.

Financial Statements

News

BookTok trend and 'publishing phenomenon' Sarah J Maas sends Bloomsbury profits soaring

Bloomsbury Publishing has said its profits for the last 12 months are set to be "significantly" ahead of previous expectations thanks to fantasy author Sarah J Maas and the so-called BookTok social me...

10 months ago - Sky News

Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury sees annual profit in line with market view

Bloomsbury Publishing on Thursday forecast its full-year results to come in line with market expectations, after the Harry Potter publisher reported a higher first-half profit, buoyed by strong demand...

1 year ago - Reuters