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Profit warnings issued by Northern listed companies fall as businesses continue recovery from pandemic

The new figures have been released by EY

There has been a drop in the number of Northern companies issuing profit warnings, according to EY-Parthenon’s Profit Warnings report

Profit warnings issued by listed companies in the North fell by almost 70% during the second quarter of 2021 compared to the same period last year, according to new figures.

The latest EY-Parthenon report shows that only eight warnings were made during the period, a 69% reduction.

In the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, just 32 profit warnings were issued, the lowest quarterly total EY has recorded in over 22 years of profit warnings analysis.

A quarter of these were issued by listed businesses in the North, which includes the North East, North West and Yorkshire.

They recorded the highest number of profit warnings per region, ahead of London (seven) and the Midlands (five).

In just over 12 months, the EY-Parthenon Profit Warnings report recorded both the lowest and highest quarters of warnings since analysis began at the turn of the Millennium.

The second quarter’s record low is in contrast to the record high of 301 in Q1 2020 and the second highest ever total of 165 in Q2 2020.