Bloomsbury Publishing demonstrates that everyone loves a good book
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
LON:BMY
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC is a leading independent publishing house, established in 1986, with authors who have won the Nobel, Pulitzer and Booker Prizes, and is the originating publisher and custodian of the Harry Potter series. The company has offices in London, New York, New Delhi, Oxford and Sydney.
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Bloomsbury Publishing enjoys sales boom as people turn to books during lockdown
The Harry Potter publisher is looking forward to the key Christmas period
Bloomsbury Publishing says half-year earnings top expectations
Spoiler alert! Half-year earnings from Bloomsbury Publishing were ahead of expectations and at their highest level since 2008
Bloomsbury Publishing says trading ahead of expectations as book sales jump despite pandemic disruption
The uplift was boosted by a 63% surge in digital revenues, alongside an unexpectedly good performance across May and June
Bloomsbury Publishing expects gradual recovery in book sales from July amid coronavirus pandemic
Print book orders accounted for almost four-fifths of Bloomsbury’s revenues in the year to February
Bloomsbury Publishing takes decisive action to weather the coronavirus lockdown
It is raising an additional £8.4mln via a share placing as well as making cost cuts and cancelling the dividend
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Bloomsbury Publishing acquires academic publisher Zed Books
The acquired Zed titles are a good strategic fit with Bloomsbury's existing publishing lists while strengthening its offerings in African Studies and Development Studies
Bloomsbury Publishing says full-year performance in line with its expectations, but unclear how coronavirus will affect current year
Bloomsbury noted that while there is disruption to bookshops, online retailers and academic institutions, on the other hand, reading books, including print books, is likely to be popular at home
Bloomsbury acquires drama publisher Oberon Books
Oberon is expected to contribute around £100,000 in revenues for Bloomsbury's current financial year
Bloomsbury bounces as it inks deal to enter Chinese market
The new venture, based in Beijing, will publish its own titles as well as licensed works from Bloomsbury and other publishers in the Chinese language
Bloomsbury Publishing expects strong second half with new illustrated Harry Potter edition
The company said full-year performance will be in line with expectations, with the second half to bring in even better results than previous years
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Bloomsbury Publishing confidence boosted by new celebrity chef title
In the first quarter, non-consumer revenue was higher thanks to continued strong performance in the Academic & Professional division
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Bloomsbury's posts full-year results that beat market expectations
The group continues to reduce its reliance on the UK market, with overseas revenues accounting for 64% of total revenue last year, up two percentage points on the year before
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