NEWS13 July 2011
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UK— BrainJuicer’s first-half revenue is “about 25%” ahead of last year’s £7.2m, according to a trading update published this morning.
The company said it was “particularly pleased with sales growth and product acceptance in the US”, where it recently opened a new office – in Atlanta, its fourth in the country.
Further office openings are planned for later in the year, one in Singapore and one in Italy – the latter to be headed by former Ferrero Group senior manager Letizia Leprini.
Detailed results will be published on 13 September.
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