WPP says US tariffs yet to hit client spending despite sales fall

WPP says US tariffs yet to hit client spending despite sales fall

The FTSE 100 company told shareholders it is making progress despite a ‘challenging’ wider economic backdrop.

‘We’ve done 6,000 pitches this year’ – WPP dismisses new business concerns

CEO Mark Read points to thousands of under-the-radar pitches and a growing focus on data and AI as reasons for optimism amid ongoing economic uncertainty and another tough quarter for the holding company.

WPP's Q1 results dip, tariffs not expected to directly impact the network

Source: © Ask Traders [[https://www.asktraders.com/a Ask traders]] WPP CEO Mark Read says WPP's financial performance in Q1 was in line with expectations, and performance is anticipated to improve in the second halfWPP's financial performance in Q1 aligns with the creative agency network's expectations, reflecting macroeconomic challenges and the timing of new business. WPP CEO, Mark Read, says they expect these factors to continue in Q2, with p…

The British advertising holding WPP has presented its business figures for the first quarter. The balance sheet is not very good, net sales are shrinking by 2.7 percent.

WPP revenues fall but maintains full year guidance

WPP has released its trading update for the first quarter of 2025, revealing a decline in revenue against the backdrop of challenging macroeconomic conditions. The company reported revenue of £3,243 million, representing a 5.0% decrease on a reported basis and a 0.7% decline on a like-for-like basis compared to the same period last year. Revenue […] The post WPP revenues fall but maintains full year guidance appeared first on UK Investor Magazin…