GROWTH in its healthcare division helped marketing company Cello Group, which also owns Scottish advertising agency Leith, post a 2.8% increase in half-year turnover from £61.6 million to £63.3m.
GROWTH in its healthcare division helped marketing company Cello Group, which also owns Scottish advertising agency Leith, post a 2.8% increase in half-year turnover from £61.6 million to £63.3m.
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GREIG CAMERON Deputy business editor
Health revenues were up from £20.1m to £24.2m, but consumer division income dipped from £41.5m to £39.1m.
In the six months to the end of June, Cello reported pre-tax profits on continuing operations declining from £1.4m to £917,000.
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