The loss for the first half of this year is half that of the £447,000 loss posted over the same period in 2006. Turnover had increased year on year from £1.3m to £1.8m for the period.
Despite this loss, chairman Lance O’Neill reassured investors that the group was turning its fortunes around with a successful new marketing strategy and a “more tenable” cost base.
“The second half of 2007 has begun with the group’s strongest ever quarter and in addition to a wide range of work in the education sector, we have a good order book going forward with a number of well-known blue-chip clients,” he said.