30th Jul 2015 08:55
LONDON (Alliance News) - Healthcare IT company Instem PLC on Thursday said its trading in the first half was in line with its expectations, boosted by the stronger order book with which it entered 2015.
The company said its order book is being converted successfully and, as a result, trading for the full year also is expected to meet market forecasts.
"The first half results of the current financial year reflect many of the investments in people and products the company made during the previous year. We continue to see positive trends across our target markets and management remains confident it can continue to deliver further growth over the remainder of the year," said Chief Executive Phil Reason.
Shares in Instem were untraded Thursday, having last traded at 204.00 pence.
By Sam Unsted; [email protected]; @SamUAtAlliance
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