Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
The merger supplies most of the growth
Reported revenue rose 59.1%, but on the combined base the business grew 7.2%, the measure the merger does not inflate.
For investorsWhat the combined margin looks like once the one-off items fade
For foundersHow an agency lets client cash fund its growth
A gain on businesses sold outweighed this quarter's exit charges, so most of the margin rise reflects one-off items, not operations.
Profit nearly doubled, but shares issued for IPG and new deal costs leave each share with a much smaller gain.
The agency often collects from clients before it must pay media owners, so it needs little capital of its own.
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