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Tuesday 08 March 2016 8:29 am

FYI: WPP wants you to know this about February’s revenue and sales growth

By: Lynsey Barber

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Just days after warning that geopolitical conditions should make advertisers wary of "Don Draperish" optimism and handing in a solid rise in revenue and profits for 2015 in its latest results, WPP has another update.

Due to popular demand from "a number of investors and analysts" apparently, the unexpected update details February's performance.

"For the month of February our preliminary flash report shows like-for-like revenue growth and net sales growth both well over 3 per cent".

Thanks for sharing, WPP.

That's in line with its 2016 guidance and January's 2.3 per cent rise in net sales and 4.2 per cent rise in like-for-like revenue. Now you know.

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