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InternetQ

January 2012

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The shares bounced after InternetQ reported that trading for 2011 had been in line with market expectations. The company didnâ€™t embellish its statement but our subsequent conversation with chief executive Konstantinos Korletis confirmed that sales this year should top Eu50m, versus Eu38m last year. Given that sales were just Eu22m in H1, this implies a H2 run rate of Eu28m. Of that second half growth, i-POP, which was bought last year, is expected to have generated a maiden contribution of Eu3m sales, a similar level to the whole of the year before when it was private. Korletis says its growth has been driven by strong demand for mobile marketing services in Southeast Asia (mainly Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam). iPo ...

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InternetQ (July 2014)

InternetQ (February 2014)

InternetQ (September 2013)

InternetQ - Launches minimob for app developers (May 2013)

InternetQ - FY12 sales up 45% to Eu70m - all organic (February 2013)

InternetQ (October 2012)

InternetQ (August 2012)

InternetQ - Gain to date: 90% as international expansion continues (May 2012)

InternetQ (October 2011)

InternetQ - Doubles its reach with iPOP acquisition (July 2011)

InternetQ - Broker sets 350p price target (June 2011)

InternetQ - Shares go into orbit (April 2011)

InternetQ - Very strong growth from mobile marketing (March 2011)

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