• Everyday People Financial posted Q2 revenue growth of 20% to CAD 21.1 million; six-month revenue climbed 27% to CAD 41.5 million.
• Net profit before tax swung to CAD 20,000 in Q2 from profit a year earlier; the six-month result turned to a loss of CAD 724,000.
• Non-IFRS adjusted EBITDA improved sequentially to CAD 922,000 in Q2 from CAD 500,000 in Q1; six-month adjusted EBITDA fell to CAD 1.35 million.
• Sale of Financial Services and EP Homes to FinCard for CAD 850,000 closed effective April 1, leaving a pure-play global receivables management platform.
• Management said a roughly three-month training ramp is starting to convert earlier hiring into results, expecting adjusted EBITDA margins to improve in coming quarters.

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