News blog
Belgravium Technologies
- BY: Andrew Hore |
- POSTED: 05/09/2007 |
- COMMENTS: Add yours
Good cost control helped mobile hardware and software systems supplier Belgravium increase its interim profits.
Pre-tax profits rose 41% to £1.02m even though turnover rose more modestly in the six months to June 2007.
Management is cautious about the second half but it already has orders from Virgin Atlantic, Air Berlin, Primagaz and Great Bear Distribution. It is worried that other buying decisions may be delayed. House broker Landsbanki has reduced its full year profit forecast from £2.3m to £2m. That still represents a significant improvement on the £1.38m profit reported for 2006.
The fall in the shares from 16.75p to 13.75p looks a little harsh because it is a bigger percentage decline than for the forecast reduction.
Belgravium is looking to acquire more businesses with software and knowledge of additional markets. It will then be able to sell its software to new customers. Sectors, such as health, are thought to provide growth opportunities.
© 2007 Aim Micro. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
- 2.4mNumber of messages posted on SocialGo networks
- $38mCost savings generated by ideas from WalMart staff over a two month period
- 19.4m
Number of people passing through Johannesburg Airport in 2007
- News Blog
- All micro news
Sanderson Group
Enterprise software provider Sanderson Group is continuing to benefit from growth in multi-channel retailing.
Resources In Insurance Group
Claims management services provider Resources In Insurance Group has slashed its loss in 2011.
atUK
e-commerce services provider @UK has gained a four year national e-commerce framework agreement for all UK public bodies.
Hydrogen Group
Recruitment firm Hydrogen Group says that net fee income for the first four months of 2012 was higher than the same period last year.
- Browse by issue
- All issues
- Popular tags
- All tags
- AIM Micro feeds
Keep up to date with articles published at AIMMicro.com. Subscribe to AIM Micro RSS Feeds
|