Regulated Industries Outperform in RWS Full-Year 2021 Results
RWS reports full-year revenues for 2021, as life sciences and linguistic validation offering outperforms on growth, and cost synergies from SDL integration top USD 21m.
RWS reports full-year revenues for 2021, as life sciences and linguistic validation offering outperforms on growth, and cost synergies from SDL integration top USD 21m.
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UK-based RWS expects profit before tax to jump by GBP 40m in 2021, with revenues of around GBP 700m (USD 965m), leaving rival TransPerfect in a one-horse race to a billion.
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RWS releases first-half results as they revive Language Weaver MT brand, switch to SaaS TMS model, continue SDL integration, and prepare to welcome a new CEO in July.
UK-based language service provider RWS appoints new Group CEO, Ian El-Mokadem, who will take over from current CEO Richard Thompson in July 2021.
RWS posts solid half-year results with revenues climbing to over USD 450m; pre-tax profit expected to hit nearly USD 70m in H1 2021. SDL businesses being integrated at rapid clip.
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RWS closes acquisition of UK rival in deal that values SDL at over USD 800m and creates the world’s largest language service provider by revenue and market cap.
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