SmartFocus warns results will be lower than expected
Date: Friday 01 Feb 2008
LONDON (ShareCast) - Marketing software and services firm SmartFocus warned that results for the year will be slightly below market expectations.
The group said it expects full-year pre-tax profit, excluding exceptional costs, to have more than doubled compared to 2006.
"We have delivered a significant increase in profitability and continued to grow, investing more in our distribution channels and further developing our high quality long term recurring revenues,” said chief executive Chris Underhill.
“We remain confident that the company is well positioned to deliver continued growth focused on the International multi-channel marketing software market," he added.