27th Mar 2018 13:22
Revenue grew 8% to
The adjusted gross margin slipped to 64% from 70% a year prior, due to network delivery costs, the geographical mix of transactions, and the associated differences in transaction price per corridor, in-line with management expectations.
Administrative expenses increased by 10% to
"While there have been clear challenges as we announced in December 2017, Earthport's core offering and market positioning remains strong," said interim Chief Executive Phil Hickman.
"We currently have a strong pipeline with increasing opportunities within the banking and e-commerce sectors, as well as in new geographies. This, coupled with continued growth in our existing client base, gives us confidence in meeting our expectations for FY 2018 and becoming cash flow breakeven by the end of FY 2019," Hickman added.
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