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Tuesday 19 May 2009 8:00 pm

Homeserve exits call-out work

By: admindrupal

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Home insurance group Homeserve met expectations with a 13 per cent rise in full year profit yesterday, and said it would exit its emergency services division to focus on its core membership business. The group posted a pre-tax profit of £96.1m on revenues 7 per cent lower at £517.4m.

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