And the outlook for this year's not too rosy either...
Published: 13 March 2002 11:15 GMT
Computacenter, distributor for companies including Sun and Compaq, has seen its profits shrink on growing revenues.
Pre-tax profit before other items was £51.1m for 2001, down from £55.6m in the previous year. But after charges of £16.23m relating to the sell-off of its loss-making operations pre-tax profit was down to £36.63m from £57.95m. This was on revenue that was up 5.3 per cent to £2.09bn.
During early morning trading it lost 2.8 per cent from its share value, down to 347p. This compares with a 52-week low of 157p last October.
The company said it remains cautious about its trading outlook for 2002.
Over 10,000 staff are employed across the Group.adjusted profit before tax was 43.1 million. Revenues were 2.56 billion Over 70% of Computacenter? ...
Over 10,000 staff are employed across the Group.adjusted profit before tax was 43.1 million. Revenues were 2.56 billion Over 70% of Computacenter? ...
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