Secondary Recommendation

InternetQ - Shares go into orbit

April 2011

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InternetQ was highlighted last month ahead of results. When they finally emerged the shares spiked. Results were better than had been expected with sales more than doubled at Eu35.5m and pretax profit of Eu3.5m Operating profit margin was 17.8%, up from 7.2%.Both divisions delivered a strong performance. The mobile marketing business grew its sales by 155% to Eu30m. Mobile entertainment through the AKAZOO portal might have looked like it went nowhere with flat sales of Eu5.5m but in fact this is being masked by the decline in a legacy business that handles premium rate numbers in Greece (sales down from Eu3m to Eu2.5m). AKAZOO was only available in Greece for the full year and launched in Poland partway through the yea ...

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