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READ MOREMYOB buy-back does not spell end of innovation
Accounting software company MYOB has announced a $102 million share buy-back, but says it will continue looking for acquisition targets over the next 12 months and has no intention to reduce research and development spend.
The announcement came as the group's 2017 half-year results showed revenue jumped 14.4 per cent to $204 million and net profit rose 13 per cent to $28.3 million.
Read the full article on the Australian Financial Review.
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