Hyperion confirms £300m war chest with 20 deals in pipeline

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Hyperion has £300m to spend and around 20 deals in its mergers and acquisitions pipeline, group chief financial officer Mark Craig told Post as the group announced its 2019 results.

Hyperion posted revenues of £725m, an increase of 17%, and an adjusted consolidated Ebitda of £211m, an increase of 16%, in its annual results to 30 September 2019.

“If you count our cash and

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