LEBC takes steps to go into profit

LEBC Group, the IFA pensions and employee benefits consultancy, yesterday revealed that it had moved into profit last year.

In 2012, the company delivered a profit of £543,784, compared with a 2011 loss of £577,271.

Turnover was £10.17m, which was a slight reduction on the £10.22m recorded the year before.

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The firm, which has its registered office and a team in Leeds’ Thorpe Park, and a further 12 branches nationwide, has also reported a positive start to the new year, with strong revenues and operating profit.

Jack McVitie, chief executive of LEBC Group, said: “Our decision to restructure the business in 2011... has had a significant and positive impact on our performance.

“While the industry continues to go through a very testing time, with most large IFAs struggling with profitability, we have taken the necessary steps to weather this period of turbulence.

“The business now has a strategic focus and structure that is firmly aligned with our customers’ requirements in a rapidly evolving marketplace.”

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