(AOF) – Following on from a 2020-2021 financial year which saw Osmozis combine strong growth and profitability, the company continued this dynamic in the first quarter of 2021-2022. In fact, the turnover of the specialist in the digital transition of campsites and holiday villages reached 1.045 million euros, up 31%. As of November 30, 2021, Premium subscription services represented 69% of the group’s turnover, compared to 48% on the same date of the previous financial year.
Following on from this successful first quarter, Osmozis aims to solidify the profitable growth trajectory of its activities over the entire 2021-2022 financial year, with sharply increasing turnover, a gross operating surplus ( EBITDA) higher than the previous year (3.2 million euros) and an EBITDA margin on sales which should remain above 33%.
This profitable growth will automatically improve Osmozis’ cash flow. In addition, stopping the marketing of the “sharing” formula, associated with periodic consumption, will also have a favorable effect on the cash flow of around 1 million per year.
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