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67% of customers billed in FY2021 were also billed in FY2018, FY2019 or FY2020 (70% of customers billed in FY2020 were also billed in FY2019)
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Neal Gandhi, Chief Executive Officer, commented: We have had an excellent year, under extraordinary circumstances and I would like to again thank all The Panoply team for the incredibly hard work they have put in to get us to this position. Highlights include having welcomed three quality businesses into the Group, delivering 19% organic revenue growth, very strong cash conversion and having made substantial progress against our ESG targets.
Our trading momentum has accelerated further into the current year, and we are delighted to have signed approximately
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4 of 6.1p (FY2020: 3.6p) · Cash conversion of 106% and cash at bank of £5.7m as at 31 March 2021 (net debt: £7.3m) · Sales Backlog · Final Dividend
6 of 0.4p per share (FY2020: nil). This follows the maiden interim dividend of 0.2 pence per share in January 2021 · 71% of revenue from public services in the period (FY2020: 64%), with Local Government representing 24%, Central Government 20%, Healthcare 9%, Education 4% and the remaining 14% coming from other public services including Housing and Not-for-Profits · Secured a number of high profile, multi-disciplinary contracts through brand consolidation, including with NHS Business Services Authority (BSA), Planning Inspectorate and HM Land Registry · Commercial sector revenues grew in line with o
Columnist Bill Knight recalls Pac-Man : A fine fad from simpler, innocent times
Star Courier
Eleven years ago this week, the Festival of Games in the Netherlands presented a Guinness World Records honor to Toru Iwatani for having the world’s highest number of “coin-operated arcade machines.” The number was then 293,822, and it was “Pac-Man.”
The best-selling and highest-grossing arcade game of all time, “Pac-Man” at first was exclusively an arcade game, soon breaking the mold of other games by appealing to dedicated and casual gamers alike. The game grew into a booming licensing franchise, as other games, merchandise, and even a television cartoon series featuring its title character appeared in the 1980s.