Listed TechNetComm bullish on growth, but broadband business suffers $14.1m revenue hit
Written by Peter Dinham
Financial markets reacted negatively to Netcomm’s full year 2016 results on Monday, with the share price dropping despite revenues increasing by 14.8% to $85.3 million,… 
Apple’s main supplier Foxconn has long been a source of controversy and embarrassment to the company. Now its Shanghai-based Pegatron is in the spotlight. Empired revenues up, boosted by strong growth in digital services
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IT solutions provider Empired has lifted revenue by 25% to $160 million for the 2016 financial year on the back of strong growth of 132%… 
Listed Australian network interconnection company Megaport’s aggressive expansion globally and a positive performance by its Australian and New Zealand business have driven strong revenue growth… 
Online retailer Kogan has rebounded from an uninspiring debut on the ASX to come in ahead of forecasts with a 5.4% jump in revenue to… Strong year for Data#3 as shift to ‘services’ business continues
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Brisbane-based ICT solutions provider Data#3 has taken another step towards its goal of increasing its services-related business, delivering another year of solid revenue growth and… GBST revenue, earnings decline in ‘transformation’ year
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Australian financial services software and platform provider GBST has reported operating earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $20.0 million for the year… 
Cisco has always been about the metal – sure, you needed a highly paid rocket scientist to set it up, but once done it was… Weebit Nano debuts on ASX, claims its technology will make flash memory ‘obsolete’
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Small cap company, Weebit Nano, the company behind what it says will be the next-generation of technology to replace "Flash" memory, listed on the ASX… 
MYOB has acquired Hei Matau Holdings 2000 Limited, the ultimate shareholder of the New Zealand-based Greentree group of companies, for NZ$28.5 million. 
