Preliminary results for the period ended 31 March 2007
Citel designs, develops and markets a range of VoIP solutions for the business telephony market that enable enterprises to migrate their telephone systems from the traditional voice network to an IP-based data network, without replacing existing handsets and wiring infrastructure. These are Citel's first full year results since its admission to trading on AIM in July 2006.
Financial Highlights
- Turnover of £2.5 million
- Portico (formerly Handset Gateway) revenue impacted by Tier One delayed roll
outs but increased focus on Tier Two and Three carriers yielding results
- Gross margin as a percentage of turnover improved to 62% from 58% in the
prior year
- Operating charges pre goodwill impairment and share option expenses
decreased year-on-year
- Strong balance sheet with cash of £4.6 million
Operational Highlights
- Secured supply agreements with two of the world’s largest carriers, AT&T and
Sprint
- Both carriers have revealed strong pipeline of potential VoIP customers,
drawn from principally government and education markets
- Smaller carriers aggressively rolling out hosted VoIP, orders received and
installed
- Recent orders from Centennial Business Solutions and Phonoscope
- Implementation of direct selling strategy towards the latter half of the
fiscal year has resulted in significant increased sales of the Portico
product in FYE 2008
Product and Technology Enhancements
- Portico now certified with Avaya’s next generation SIP IP platform
- Internet Telephony magazine has named the Citel EXTender IP6000 recipient of
the 2006 Product of the Year
- Introduction of private-label low density PBX EXTender for NEC and Panasonic
- Two patents and two seminal patents pending
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