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Capita (LON:CPI) said it made operational and strategic progress in the first half despite costs tied to its Civil Service Pension Scheme, or CSPS, contract, with management highlighting revenue growth, contract wins and further efficiency measures. Chief Executive Officer Adolfo Hernandez said the
Capita (LON:CPI) reported first-half revenue growth and a larger order book, while costs associated with remediating the Civil Service Pension Scheme (CSPS) contract reduced profitability and prompted the company to maintain a cautious cash-flow outlook. Chief Financial Officer Pablo Andres said ad
Capita’s analyst fair value has been trimmed to £4.70 per share from £4.88, while several research houses now cluster price targets around 300 GBp. Bullish voices frame 300 GBp as consistent with a more cautious stance, arguing that much of the expected revenue and margin pressure is already reflected. More cautious analysts see the move down from 405 GBp to 300 GBp as a signal to temper expectations. Read on to see how this mix of optimism and restraint shapes the evolving Capita story and...
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