WPP has reported a 2.7% like-for-like drop in revenue less pass-through costs to £2.48bn for Q1 2025.

WPP (LSE:WPP) experienced a 15% increase in its share price, possibly influenced by two significant developments: the announcement of a partnership with Ubie and CMI Media Group, aiming to transform ...

WPP is still processing some client losses, and China specifically had another difficult quarter, with revenue down 17%. Automotive clients were surprisingly strong in the quarter, up 5% ...

weakness in Europe and a challenging environment in China, masked growth in North America of “low to mid to single-digits” in the March quarter. Overall, according to a presentation by WPP to ...

Likewise, WPP's balanced exposure by client industry ... specifically in terms of the way that the China and net newness and improving tech spend factors all sort of interrelate whether the ...

LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - WPP (WPP.L), opens new tab said its clients ... limiting the impact of the tensions between the United States and China on its trading for now. The trade war between ...

Marketers have been cautious as they wait for clarity on tariffs, but general unease and uncertainty haven’t yet led to major spending cuts, the head of advertising company WPP WPP-0.82%decrease ...

WPP reported a net revenue decline of 7.6% to ... The “rest of the world” was down 3.8%, including a 17.4% shortfall in China. India was up 5.5% The company reported that its top-25 clients ...

WPP's chief executive has said recent US tariff ... partly due to customer assignment losses in the UK, Europe and China. Trading in Britain was also affected by pressure on project-based spending ...

WPP confirmed its guidance for 2025 after a start to the year that was slightly weaker than analysts expected, but cautioned on the impact of global tariffs on its clients and the economy. The U.K ...