LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Software and computer services company Access
Intelligence Plc. said sales rose 10 percent to 1.9 mln pounds in the first half
to May 31, 2008, meeting the management's expectations.
However, the loss for the first half is expected to be slightly greater than
last year as a result of investment in the sales resource, the company said.
The benefits of this investment have now begun to show through, with sales
in the second quarter up 20 percent from the first three months of 2008, Access
said.
The group said it is in discussions for orders with a potential total value
2.4 times higher than at May 31, 2007.
"Our success in converting these prospects will be the key driver of the
year's outcome," it said.
Access had cash in excess of 500,000 pounds at the end of May.
The company will announce its interim results on Aug 6.
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