"I am pleased to be able to report a very active and successful period of some 14 months since the flotation of the company on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM)," said Kingsbridge's chairman Charles Green. "The Group has made significant progress, through both organic growth and acquisition, in the period. Our commercial and professional reputation as a premier provider of financial services has been enhanced by our public status and we have cemented our position as the leading football-related IFA."
For the thirteen months to August 31, Kingsbridge reported a pre-tax profit of £1.5milliion ($2.2m/B2.4m) on turnover of £7.3m ($10.7m/B11.7m).
Green said his company benefitted from the successful acquisition of Scottish-based rival Murray Management last year and of financial services company Stafford Group in April.
"With the acquisitions, we now have about three or four players at a particular club and word goes around the dressing room," said Kingsbridge's chief executive Martin Greenwood.
Looking ahead, the company said Kingsbridge would continue to make acquisitions but it also added that it would grow organically by tapping into new sports such as cricket.
