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Eagle Eye

August 2017

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Eagle Eye has issued a trading update that said FY17 revenues increased by 71% to £11.1m with a pretax loss of £3.7m.Overall revenue from AIR is expected to be £9.4m (c.85% of total revenue) up 103% with the SMS marketing business making up the rest (£1.6m sales, down from £1.8m). Much of the turnover growth in AIR is of course down to implementation revenues from its tier 1 customers but Eagle Eye said redemption volumes increased by 58% to 60.4m - including early wins in Asda and its food and beverage clients. The Sainsburys voucher business, which is substantially bigger, has only started to kick in during this period (Loblaws and John Lewis have yet to kick in). The CEO’s wife has just ...

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