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March Networks

December 2006

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March Networks remains a play on the global replacement wave moving from old analogue CCTV systems to digital video systems, a market which is in the early stages of growth and which has enabled the company to deliver 15 consecutive quarters of sales growth. The latest H1 to 31 October saw sales of C$49.1m, up 41% on last year, based on a 39% increase in the total number of boxes deployed in the period to 11,113, giving the group an installed base of 42,600 units. Much of this (over half) is still going to its biggest account, Wal-Mart. Meanwhile, March continues to win other high profile accounts; last month it announced that working with Bombadier, its systems would soon be installed into some London Underground trains. ...

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