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InternetQ

October 2012

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or the first six months of the year, InternetQ has reported revenues up Â£11m or some 51% to Eu32.8m with virtually all the sales growth coming from Asia. Overall, pretax profit was up 46% to Eu2.2m with eps of 7 cents (12% tax), up from 6 cents. Net cash following the recent placing is Eu11m. Regionally, Asia grew its sales ten-fold to Eu11.7m. Meanwhile, the historical heartlands of Turkey and Poland grew modestly and Greece faltered; competition in these three regions has intensified so InternetQ did well to increase sales by Eu1.2m to Eu15.6m. iPop, which was acquired a year ago was predominantly involved in aggregation services in Asia (this activity generated sales of Eu1.8m) but the business has spearheaded expansion ...

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