Easyjet expects increased profits
Easyjet has announced it could make pre-tax profits of £250 million this financial year, ending 30 September 2011.
The airline, which previously predicted profits of £200-230 million, puts the increase down to strength on its city routes, cost controls and improved operational performance.
In its pre-close statement, Easyjet said it would pay an ordinary dividend of about £40 million (or 9 pence per share).
In addition the Boards expects to recommend a ‘special dividend’ of £150 million to shareholders.
By Diane Evans
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