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March 2015

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Having picked up two orders for TVI/ISP equipment this month worth a combined £1.5m, two other large deals that had been expected to close before the year end (March) have now slipped into next year. Investec has therefore reduced its sales forecast for the year to end March from £24m to £21m, versus the £19m achieved last year.The pipeline, however, is strong and DGB said it is still on track to achieve breakeven on a monthly basis towards the end of the present financial year, for which it needs a monthly sales run rate of £2.5m. It said there has been an increased volume of business with existing customers and its technology has also been selected by government agencies in the US, Asia, the Middle E ...

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