Deutsche Boerse to Cut Costs by EUR100 Million Annually as Part of 2020 Plan
26 April 2018 - 3:18AM
Dow Jones News
By Euan Conley
Deutsche Boerse AG (DB1.XE) on Wednesday presented a new
strategic plan in which it intends to cut operating costs by 100
million euros ($122.2 million) annually by the end of 2020.
As a result of its targeted cost cuts, it expects one-off costs
of about EUR200 million, which will largely incur in 2018.
The German stock-exchange operator said increased volatility in
the longer term should improve annual net revenue through 2020, as
well as a rise in organic revenue from growth opportunities.
Average annual growth in adjusted after-tax profit should be
about 10% to 15% through 2020, the company added.
The strategic plan, called "Roadmap 2020" aims at accelerating
growth and increasing investment in new technologies through
reducing Deutsche Boerse's structural cost base.
Write to Euan Conley at euan.conley@dowjones.com
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