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Trades about 29% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, established in 1986 and based in London, United Kingdom, functions as an international publisher offering a diverse range of academic, educational, and general interest books. Its extensive portfolio encompasses both fiction and non-fiction titles, catering to a global audience that includes children, students, educators, researchers, and various professionals. The company provides a variety of resources, from traditional books and digital materials for the international research community and university students, to specialized online law, accounting, and tax services for professionals in the UK and Ireland. Bloomsbury also offers bespoke publishing solutions for corporate and institutional clients. Its publications cover numerous niche subjects, serving communities interested in sports, nautical themes, military history, natural sciences, arts and crafts, and popular science, while also supporting students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Furthermore, the company develops digital databases and educational content for school libraries, professionals, and primary/secondary education, alongside professional development resources for teachers. Its robust non-fiction collection spans categories like cookery, sports, crime, natural history, health, and wellbeing, complemented by a strong adult fiction list. All content is made available across print, e-book, and audiobook formats for both adult and younger readers.
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