Jensten sees turnover rise as it reveals deal spend for 2021

Money

The business made four acquisitions during the year and also reports a loss of £13.6m.

Jensten Group has reported an increase in turnover for the year ended 31 March 2021.

In a document filed on Companies House, the company reported a total turnover of £21.4m for the year, up from £17.3m in the preceding year. The group comprises Jensten’s retail broking operations, the Coversure Franchise network, and its wholesale broking and underwriting division.

Loss
However, the business also recorded a loss for the year of £13.6m (2020: £9.8m) and an operating loss of £4.0m (2020: loss of

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