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Comino - Confident enough to spurn suitor

January 2005

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Workflow and electronic document management provider, Comino, has announced a strong set of interim results which beat analysts expectations and is probably why it also had the confidence to break off the bid talks. For the six months ended 30 September pretax profit,before goodwill and an exceptional item, increased 42% to £1.14m on turnover up 8% to £12.2m, while earnings rose 37% to 5.6p.   Thestrongest performance came from its Local Government division, which supplies  revenue & benefits and housing departments. Its sales increased 28%, while the order book increased 39%, helped by newbusiness being won in social care departments, which require workflow to help deliver effective case management and ef ...

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