Consecutus Capital Announce Their Quarter 3 Figures Have Beaten Their Estimate By 13%

Consecutus Capital's quarter 3 figures easily surpass their expected estimates by 13%, quarter 4 figures now being upwardly adjusted. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) September 29, 2017 - Consecutus Capital have recently announced that their quarter 3 figures have beaten their estimate by the considerable margin of 13%.

The figures are for the period from July 1st to September 30th and have added to their previous quarter 1 and quarter 2 increases of 11% and 14% respectively. This larger than forecast increase in their quarter 3 figures has resulted in Consecutus Capital announcing that they are now to upwardly adjust their quarter 4 figures soon.

"Quarter 3 was fantastic for us and we are all very pleased that we were able to add to our quarter1 and quarter 2 increases in the manner which we did. As a result of this we are now reviewing our expected quarter 4 figures and have no option but to increase them from our previous estimates. Quarter 3 has historically been our weakest quarter but this no longer seems to be the case as our overall revenue for the quarter has beaten that of quarter 2," said Francis Jenkins, Senior Partner.

"Looking forward to quarter 4, which is usually our busiest period, has us all very excited with what we may be able to achieve. Although we will never take anything for granted it already appears that it's going to be our best quarter of the year, and by a considerable margin too," Jenkins added.

Consecutus Capital advised that a review of their expected quarter 4 figures is currently taking place and they will release these figures very soon.

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