Shares in the firm cllosed on 260p on Friday after plummeting by a massive 187.5p to 225p on Wednesday. Shares are currently trading at 262.47, a rise of 0.95% since opening.
The latest results, for the six months to April 20 2007, show record sales in March and April, with a similar trend continuing into the second half of the year.
It has also been revealed that group turnover trebled to £9.9m from £3.5m in the first half of the previous year. Other highlights of the year included the acquisition of Canadian online fieldwork firm Open Venue.
Chris Havermann, chief executive of Research Now, said: "The market for online fieldwork continues to grow strongly in Europe, North America and Asia, and Research Now is well positioned to become one of the leading global players. I expect to see continued strong growth in the second half of this year and in 2008."
However, the results also reiterate that 2007 has been, on the whole, a torrid year for the AIM-listed firm, which was left devastated by the death of its finance manager Cathy Marlow in its London office in January.
The ensuing police investigation, which led to a man being charged with murder, resulted in the closure of the office and a move to a temporary, and now permanent, base also in London. The move is likely to slash full-year profits by £500,000.
In addition, around £600,000 of extra costs have been revealed mainly through buying access to internet panels in the US and Asia.