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LON:LTG
Learning Technologies Group PLC is a market-leader in the fast-growing workplace digital learning and talent management market. The company offers large organisations a new approach to learning and talent in a business world driven by digital transformation.
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When LTG floated in late 2013 it targeted run-rate revenues of £50mln and EBITDA margins of 20% by the end of 2018. Having already hit those targets, it is time for some new ones
The pound's weakness is the source of the Footsie's late strength
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A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
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Broker Numis thinks the benefits of the NetDimensions deal will be felt in the fourth quarter
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Week ahead includes Federal Reserve interest rate announcement, UK retail sales data, second quarter results from Kingfisher PLC, and trading update from Ocado PLC
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Some the main stories on the Proactive newswire today
A look at some of the main news-driven risers and fallers in London
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The e-learning group has an annual turnover target of £50mln and seems well on track to hit that soon
London stocks were on the front foot this morning, but they quickly retreated this afternoon...
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A glance at some of the stories on the Proactive newswire today
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The e-learning specialist is reaping the rewards from its strategy to consolidate the sector
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Trading was strong across the board in 2016, with recent acquisition Rustici making a solid contribution
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The market will be interested on comments about margins and incentives costs
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Week ahead: Asos, Panmure Gordon, Sprue Aegis, Electrocomponents
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SVB will provide Learning Tech with a new £20 mln facility
Some the largest risers and fallers in London at 1500: Infinity Energy, Zegona, Mobile Sytems
FTSE 100 shares ended higher on Wednesday, thanks to buoyancy in the pharma and mining sectors while a US rate card was considered in the bag, priced and sold on the market
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Terms of the offer are 100p per share or more than double the price in October
