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Kelly Partners Group (KPG-ASX) is leading a rollup of accounting firms, leveraging the trend of retiring baby boomer accountants by signing long-term partnership agreements. With a 20% annual revenue growth and 25% earnings growth over the last 5 years, the company has expanded from Australia to California and Florida. However, being a small-cap name, it comes with inherent risk. Investors should be aware of the potential volatility associated with this stock.
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Kelly Partners Group (KPG-ASX) Rating
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Rollup of accounting firms. Founder has discovered that a significant number of baby boomer accountants are retiring, with insufficient replacements. It signs 10-year partnership agreements with accountants looking to retire eventually, and then updates the business at that time. Started in Australia, now in California and Florida. Revenue's grown about 20% a year for the last 5 years, earnings 25% a year.
Small-cap name, so be cognizant of the risk you're taking when you buy.