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Stagwell Inc today reported Q4 revenues jumped 95.5 percent to $611.9M while full-year results improved 65.5 percent to $1.5B as the firm completed the integration of MDC Partners on Aug. 2.
CEO Mark Penn called 2021 a “breakthrough year” for Stagwell as the firm’s performance was driven by “tailwinds” across its digital capabilities and a slew of new business wins.
Stagwell posted pro-forma organic net revenue group growth of 14.5 percent during 2021.
Penn is projecting 18 percent to 22 percent pro-forma revenue growth this year as its advocacy unit expects record spending for the midterm US elections.
Stagwell owns KWT Global, Allison+Partners, SKDK, Hunter and Sloane & Co.
The company’s stock trades on the NASDAQ at $7.40 per share. It traded in the $11.04 and $2.82 range during the past 52 weeks.
Interpublic CEO Philippe Krakowsky said the firm is off to a “solid start to the year” as its flat $2.2B net revenues are in line with 2024 financial targets.
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Omnicom CEO John Wren reports Q1 revenues jumped 5.4 percent to $3.6M, powered by a solid 7.0 percent rise in its advertising & media segment.
Public Policy Holding Company registered 24.1 percent growth to a record $135M during the past year, which included the results of the March 1 acquisition of Multistate Assocs.
Stagwell CEO Mark Penn reported Q4 net revenues dipped 5.6 percent to $551.1M during a “challenging year for marketing services and digital transformation.”
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