Record growth at Helphire

 

Helphire, the non-fault accident management assistance and
related services company, recorded a growth in turnover of 49 per
cent to £290.3m for the first six months of 2007, up from £195.4m
for the same period in 2006 and a gross profit increase of 42 per
cent from £81.4m in H1 2006 to £115.2m in H1 2007.

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Founded in 1992, Helphire provides replacement vehicles after
accidents and provides a host of insurance services, including
covering legal expenses, theft policies, claims handling facilities
and accident management solutions.

The company also experienced a 34 per cent increase in hire
volumes to £148bn, a 33 per cent increase in credit repair cases to
£55bn and a 13 per cent increase in personal injury cases.
Helphire plans to further penetrate Europe, and starts this October
with expansion into Spain.

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