Thruvision’s trading update for the six months to 30 September presents a number of positives, despite the challenges resulting from the coronavirus pandemic during the period. In our view, the highlight is that, for the first time, Thruvision achieved break-even EBITDA for the half year. This was driven by a strong second quarter, which saw a strategically important US$4.9m follow-on contract award from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Thruvision’s revenues of £4.7m
07 Oct 2020
EBITDA break-even achieved for H1 21
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EBITDA break-even achieved for H1 21
Thruvision Group PLC (THRU:LON) | 18.0 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 29.0m
- Published:
07 Oct 2020 -
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Gareth Evans -
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Thruvision’s trading update for the six months to 30 September presents a number of positives, despite the challenges resulting from the coronavirus pandemic during the period. In our view, the highlight is that, for the first time, Thruvision achieved break-even EBITDA for the half year. This was driven by a strong second quarter, which saw a strategically important US$4.9m follow-on contract award from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Thruvision’s revenues of £4.7m