The company struck new deals, despite the dip in profit before tax during Q1.
Finance Magnates
Cinnober Financial Technology AB (Cinnober), the Sweden-based public company operating since 1998 and with 250 staff supporting its diverse business line that caters to international stock exchanges, clearing houses, banks and brokerages, today reported its first quarter (Q1) 2016 financials, according to a Q1 interim report from the company.
For the three months ending March 31st 2016, Cinnober had net sales of 76.3 million Swedish krona (SEK) or roughly $9.63 million, up from the 68 million SEK reported a year ago, and with operating profit amounting to 1.1 million SEK for the first quarter of 2016.
Profit before tax dips
The company’s profit before tax during Q1 amounted to 500,000 SEK, lower from the 900,000 reported during Q1 2015, or year-over-year, while earnings per share (EPS) amounted to 0.06 SEK on an undiluted basis, 50% higher from SEK 4 cents per share, according to the update.
Below is an excerpt from the accompanying file that was attached to the company's press release, showing key highlights for Cinnober over the last five years.
Commenting in the company’s press release regarding the results, Veronica Augustsson, CEO, said: “Cinnober is growing and the optimism in the market is tangible.”
“The finance sector is on the verge of higher IT investments, which are being stimulated by extended regulations and higher efficiency requirements. The positive signals are reflected in net sales for the period reaching SEK 76.3 million, an increase of SEK 8.3 million compared with the corresponding quarter in 2015. The sales growth is due to a higher influx of customers and that we are currently carrying out major projects for some of the world’s largest exchanges,” she added.
Shares of Cinnober, traded on Nasdaq OMX First North (Nordic Listing) under ticker symbol CINN, were down nearly 2% around the time of publication.
Cinnober Financial Technology AB (Cinnober), the Sweden-based public company operating since 1998 and with 250 staff supporting its diverse business line that caters to international stock exchanges, clearing houses, banks and brokerages, today reported its first quarter (Q1) 2016 financials, according to a Q1 interim report from the company.
For the three months ending March 31st 2016, Cinnober had net sales of 76.3 million Swedish krona (SEK) or roughly $9.63 million, up from the 68 million SEK reported a year ago, and with operating profit amounting to 1.1 million SEK for the first quarter of 2016.
Profit before tax dips
The company’s profit before tax during Q1 amounted to 500,000 SEK, lower from the 900,000 reported during Q1 2015, or year-over-year, while earnings per share (EPS) amounted to 0.06 SEK on an undiluted basis, 50% higher from SEK 4 cents per share, according to the update.
Below is an excerpt from the accompanying file that was attached to the company's press release, showing key highlights for Cinnober over the last five years.
Commenting in the company’s press release regarding the results, Veronica Augustsson, CEO, said: “Cinnober is growing and the optimism in the market is tangible.”
“The finance sector is on the verge of higher IT investments, which are being stimulated by extended regulations and higher efficiency requirements. The positive signals are reflected in net sales for the period reaching SEK 76.3 million, an increase of SEK 8.3 million compared with the corresponding quarter in 2015. The sales growth is due to a higher influx of customers and that we are currently carrying out major projects for some of the world’s largest exchanges,” she added.
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