Full year diagnosis looking healthy for BATM

Israeli real-time technologies specialist BATM Advanced Communications moved into a break-even state in the third quarter and expects the bottom line to turn black by the end of the year.

Israeli real-time technologies specialist BATM Advanced Communications moved into a break-even state in the third quarter and expects the bottom line to turn black by the end of the year.

Total revenues in the third quarter of 2012 were $24.7m, compared with $26.0m for the equivalent period in 2011, excluding revenues from the discontinued legacy telecoms business.

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