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PAREXEL Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2008 Financial Results
Date:8/6/2008

n increase of 36.6% over the ending backlog reported for Fiscal Year 2007. Backlog at the beginning of the fourth quarter was $1.907 billion. Adding the June quarter's record gross new business wins of $545.0 million to that amount, and then subtracting $272.2 million in current quarter service revenue and $120.7 million in cancellations, resulted in a backlog of $2.059 billion as of June 30, 2008. The foreign exchange impact on backlog was insignificant in the quarter. The net book-to-burn ratio was 1.56 for the quarter, and was 1.57 for Fiscal Year 2008.

Mr. Josef H. von Rickenbach, PAREXEL's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer stated, "The fourth quarter's financial results capped a strong fiscal year for PAREXEL. We posted record service revenue in the fourth quarter, and achieved full year service revenue growth of 30.0%, or approximately 19% on a same-store constant currency adjusted basis. All business segments contributed to the positive full-year results. We also delivered on our commitment to improve profitability, increasing operating margin to 9.9% in the quarter, and by 120 basis points to 9% for the full fiscal year, while concurrently making strategic investments to help meet our longer term goals. Notable improvements in the Perceptive Informatics and Medical Communications businesses, as well as significant leveraging of SG&A as a result of very strong service revenue growth in CRS, were the primary contributors to solid operating margin expansion during the Fiscal Year."

Mr. von Rickenbach continued, "We have clearly benefited from the successful execution of our strategy to become a leading global provider of complex clinical development services and technologies. Demand has been driven by both large and small clients, an improving industry pipeline in late stage development, and an increase in outsourcing penetration rates. We move into the new fiscal year with good momentum, a strong and diversified backlog, and a healthy business
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