Exclusive: Expectation, the British production company behind series such as David Schwimmer comedy Intelligence and Amazon’s Clarkson’s Farm, has posted its first profit since launching in 2017.
This comes despite the Covid-19 pandemic “severely disrupting” a number of its productions.
The company, which was set up by former Endemol chief Tim Hincks and ex-ITV content chief Peter Fincham, posted a profit of £438,145 in the twelve months to 31 March 2021, a significant improvement on the £2.9M loss that it incurred in the previous year.
This profit was posted from revenues of £34.8M, a 23% increase from the prior year’s figure of £28.3M.
The directors of the company, in its financial statements to Companies House, said that they were “delighted” with the results, during what it called a “difficult” year.
“The group’s upward trajectory continues, having reached profit in its fourth year of trading as originally planned; when we signed the 2020 accounts last year,...
This comes despite the Covid-19 pandemic “severely disrupting” a number of its productions.
The company, which was set up by former Endemol chief Tim Hincks and ex-ITV content chief Peter Fincham, posted a profit of £438,145 in the twelve months to 31 March 2021, a significant improvement on the £2.9M loss that it incurred in the previous year.
This profit was posted from revenues of £34.8M, a 23% increase from the prior year’s figure of £28.3M.
The directors of the company, in its financial statements to Companies House, said that they were “delighted” with the results, during what it called a “difficult” year.
“The group’s upward trajectory continues, having reached profit in its fourth year of trading as originally planned; when we signed the 2020 accounts last year,...
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