WPP reports 4% rise in revenues to £2.4bn
27 Apr 2012 | by John Reynolds
s revenues came from Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Central and Eastern Europe ...
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Asia-Pacific will overtake Western Europe in advertising expenditure this year, while China is soon...Zenith estimates $104.2bn will have been spent in Western Europe over 2010, compared to $106bn in Asia-Pacific (which includes Japan). It estimates Western Europe will grow by 10% between 2010 and 2013, while Asia Pacific will grow 23%. At a global level, adspend will grow 15.8% over the same ...
s revenues came from Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Central and Eastern Europe ...
) and Asia Pacific, the market includes public radio license fees. Advertising spending is tracked in EMEA, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Canada, net of agency commissions. Advertising in the US and Russia ...
. Asia Pacific was the growth driver with a 30% increase to $321.6m. Carol Bartz, president and chief ...
challenged markets of Japan (+1.3%) and Spain (+0.4%). In Asia Pacific, nine out of 13 markets enjoyed ... every region except for Asia Pacific posted declines." The markets which had the highest percentage ...
and Asia Pacific, offset Europe's performance with single-digit rises in revenues excluding traffic ...
, with the Middle East forecast to grow 4.7%, Latin America up 9.3% and Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) to grow 10 ...
over 50% in Asia Pacific and Latin America." Separately, BT has also announced that "Ultra ...
bn in Africa and Central Europe, while revenues for the company's Asia Pacific and Middle East ...
, the strongest performances reportedly came from Aegis businesses across Asia Pacific, particularly China ... and eBay in Western Europe, and Kellogg s digital creative business in Asia Pacific. During the first ...
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