Mark and Method: New Approaches to Biblical Studies

Abstract

Brill reports a good start to 2022Brill's Q1 revenues are in line with management expectations across all product lines.Driven by sales of the Brill Book Archive, eBook revenues continue to show strong growth.Print book revenue is stable compared to Q1 2021.Our journal revenue shows signs of recovery, with better renewal rates than during Q1 2021.Sales of our online primary sources are slightly ahead of last year's Q1.Costs developed as budgeted.Pushed by the current inflation rates, we do see price increases from our suppliers that are higher compared to other years.This was anticipated but it remains an uncertainty to be dealt with during the course of 2022.To mitigate the risk we continue to accelerate the move to electronic publications and print on demand.Peter Coebergh, CEO commented: "We are happy to see that the positive developments of 2021 continue, which gives us confidence for the remainder of 2022, despite global economic uncertainties.The strategic focus stays on increasing our scale and becoming fully digital driven.

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