Demand for Attribution and Performance Measurement Boosts Statpro’s Revenues
VENDOR BRIEFING
LONDON--Demand for performance measurement and portfolio attribution software helped raise Statpro plc’s turnover by 46 percent to £1.28 million in the first six months of the year. Actual sales invoiced in the six months to June 30 rose 126 percent from the first half of 1999 to £1.75 million. The rise in sales is seen in the current total of 43 contracts for Statpro’s product range; there were only 11 at the start of the six-month period.
However, the company’s operating loss grew to £1.98
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