Lo-Q says that it will report profits of just over £500,000 for 2007.
This represents a 46% increases on the virtual queuing technology developer’s normalised 2006 profit. It had cash of £620,000 at the end of 2007.
The second half is always stronger than the first because of the seasonality of Lo-Q’s theme park clients. The results will be announced on 14 April.
The shares rose 3p to 23p, valuing the company at £3.43m.
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