In ERG's case--most of the I.T sector is pretty depressed--abymal in fact--howver from the millions it has spent building infrastructure up -- Anonymous

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which is the other good thing coming up on March 6th (sentiment wise)---revenue growth--it shouldn't be prefaced (with sale of telecoms business)--so instead of it only growing by 25% (NT)	it should look better to the eye.	Monday, March 03, 06:40:25am

revenues from infrastructure that are longer term in nature and are recurring grew by 173% revenues overall (the whole business) grew by 25% (NT)	if you exclude the sale of the telecoms business--the prior period--if you include it 1%	Monday, March 03, 10:01:19am

Subject: In ERG's case--most of the I.T sector is pretty depressed--abymal in fact--howver from the millions it has spent building infrastructure up
Author: at last report revenue from that infrastructure grew by 173% (excluding the sale of telecoms business in prior period--if you include that 25%--which is still phenonemal)	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: Monday, March 03, 06:32:33am In reply to: recognised through the profit and loss statement.". 's message, ""A revaluation to the extent it is a reversal of a previous devaluation" on Saturday, March 01, 11:40:16pm [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]