Printing.com sees momentum in March trading
Printing.com, the Manchester-headquartered printing firm, says its results for the full year to the end of March will be in line with expectations.
Printing.com, the Manchester-headquartered printing firm, says its results for the full year to the end of March will be in line with expectations.
The firm says momentum has increased from its "new and 'Template' initiatives" with revenue exceeding £100,000 during March 2012.
Full results will be issued on June 6th.
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Printing.com has had a difficult 12 months, with the shares down 19% since April last year. Today's update boosted the price by 2.6% in morning trading.
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