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| Company History |
| Board of Directors |
| Business Overview |
SRH
ANNUAL
REPORT
2003
23
DEC 2003
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
27
NOV 20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
20
NOV 2003
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
OCT
24 2003
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ANNOUCEMENT
JULY
31 2003
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Scotland
Superscoreboard
Clyde
1
Clyde
2
Forth
One
Forth
2
3c
Tay
FM
Tay
AM
Northsound
1
Northsound
2
West
FM
South
WestSound FM
West
Sound
MFR
Radio
Borders
Northern
Ireland
Cool
FM
Downtown
Republic
of Ireland
Today FM
England
CFM
Wave 105 FM
Vibe FM
Vibe101(Wales
and the West)
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Northern
Ireland
Morton Newspapers
Ballymena
Times
Ballymoney
Times
Banbridge
Leader
Carrick
Times
Coleraine
Times
Dromore
Leader
Farm Week
Larne
Times
LondonderrySentinel
Lurgan
Mail
Midulster Mail
Portadown Times
Tyrone Times
Ulster Star
Republic
of Ireland
Kilkenny
People
Nationalist & Munster
Advertiser
Tipperary
Star
Leitrim
Observer
LongfordLeader
Scotland
Brechin
Advertiser
Deeside
Piper
Donside
Piper
Forfar
Dispatch Inverurie
Herald
Kirriemuir
Mearns Leader
Stornoway Gazette
Galloway
Gazette
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29 September 2003 Trading Update The Board of SRH issues today a trading update prior to the end of its financial year (30 September): SRH results for this year will be announced on 20 November 2003. Overview Radio and press revenues are estimated to be 18% ahead of last year. Excluding acquisitions and disposals, like-for-like group revenues (in constant currency terms) are estimated to have increased by 5% with a 6% rise in radio revenues and a 4% increase in press revenues. Radio The most recently published RAJAR audience figures, covering the three months to June 2003 (excluding Republic of Ireland), confirmed SRH radio companies’ market leading positions. Radio Forth widened the gap over its major commercial competitor in Edinburgh while Radio Clyde continued its dominant position in Glasgow. Total like-for-like radio revenues (in constant currency terms) for the twelve months to 30 September 2003 are expected to be 6% up on last year reflecting an increase of 10% in national advertising revenue; 3% growth in local advertising revenues and sponsorship and promotions income increasing by 7% (in the latter two cases against a strong performance last year). Including acquisitions radio revenues are estimated to be 21% ahead
of last year. Press Like-for-like revenues (in constant currency terms) for the division are expected to have increased by 4% over last year. Advertising and circulation revenues for the year to 30 September are expected to show increases of 5% and 2% respectively with an increase in other revenues (mainly from printing contracts) of 3%. Including acquisitions press revenues are estimated to be 14% ahead of last year. The Score Press division publishes 43 local weekly newspaper titles. Our recent acquisition of GWR’s stake in Vibe Radio Services Limited means that we now have sole ownership of two important regional radio licences (Vibe 101 and Vibe FM) to add to our existing large English regional station Wave 105. With these additions SRH is well positioned in the marketplace, with its market leading radio companies in Scotland and Ireland and solid local press titles. The Group’s two divisions have produced a strong revenue performance and in radio it is encouraging that like-for-like national advertising has increased 10%. The immediate outlook for growth in our national advertising revenue is encouraging. The Board continues to view prospects with confidence and believes that the company remains in a strong position to grow the two divisions both organically and by acquisition. Enquiries: Scottish Radio Holdings plc
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