The Daily Express and Daily Star publisher's results are due on 30 June, but the company has issued a statement indicating that they will be published this week.
In the results, the company said that it increased pre-tax profit from £8.9m in 2009 to £30.3m, while turnover also increased £103.3m to £524.8m.
The statement claims that the highlight of the year was turning around loss-making Channel 5, which it bought for £99.1m, in three months. It spent £11m restructuring the business, which has been making an underlying profit since September 2010.
Although the statement does not reference the publisher's flagship newspaper titles, it does state that the company consolidated its position as the market leader in the UK women's weekly magazine market.
The statement also said that the company remained "in a healthy financial position" with £91.7m of cash on the balance sheet at 31 December 2010.
Finance director Robert Sanderson said: "The significant step changes we have made to the business in the last year leave us well placed to further improve our financial performance and to build on our broader media interests."
