OUR PERFORMANCE
During 2010, Rank recorded another year of growth in adjusted earnings per share,
driven by continued operational improvements and further debt reduction.

Four year bar chart showing revenue in millions of pounds – Revenue in 2010 was 567.8 million pounds Four year bar chart showing statutory revenue in millions of pounds – Statutory revenue for 2010 was 544.5 million pounds Four year bar chart showing adjusted profit before tax in millions of pounds – Adjusted profit before tax in 2010 was 55.2 million pounds Four year bar chart showing adjusted earning yer share in pence – Adjusted earnings per share for 2010 was 10.2 pence Two year bar chart showing net promoter score in per cent – Net promoter score for 2010 was 38.0 per cent
Four year bar chart showing Operating profit in millions of pounds – Operating profit for 2010 was 62 million pounds Four year bar chart showing EBITDA in millions of pounds – EBITDA for 2010 was 92.3 million pounds Four year bar chart showing net debt in millions of pounds – Net debt for 2010 was 123.4 million pounds Four year bar chart showing dividend per share in pence – Dividend per share for 2010 was 2.4 pence Four year bar chart showing operating margin as a percentage – Operating margin for 2010 was 10.9 per cent
  1. Net promoter score measures a customer's propensity to recommend our brands. It is calculated by subtracting negative scores from positive scores with the difference expressed as a percentage of the whole.
  2. * Before adjustment for free bets, promotions and customer bonuses.
  3. ** Before exceptional items.
  4. *** Group EBITDA before exceptional items is Group operating profit before depreciation and amortisation.
  5. **** Adjusted profit before taxation is calculated by adjusting profit from continuing operations before taxation to exclude exceptional items, the unwinding of discount in disposal provisions, other financial gains or losses and the amortisation of the equity component of the convertible bond.
  6. Note: All references in this report to ‘like-for-like’ exclude club openings and closures as well as changes to gaming taxation.