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Northcoders hails 'strong performance' in first update since AIM float

The company was valued at £12.5m when it completed its IPO in July

Chris Hill, the founder and CEO of Northcoders Group

Software coding training programmes provider Northcoders Group has reported a "strong performance" for the first eight months of its financial year in its maiden update since its IPO in July.

The Manchester-headquartered company was valued at £12.5m and raised a total of £3.5m, before expenses, following its admission to AIM.

In the newly-released statement, Northcoders said it "has delivered a strong performance" in the first eight months of the financial year to August 2021. and that it is "trading comfortably in line with management expectations" in terms of both revenue and underlying profitability.

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It added that at the end of August, contracted revenue for the current financial year was approximately 90% of the target revenue for the year.

The business also said that its cashflow has benefitted from the additional course funding available from the group's contract under the Department for Education's Lifetime Skills Guarantees and Plan for Jobs initiative secured in July 2021.

The statement said: "Consumer demand for the Group's core Bootcamp courses is growing strongly.