Craneware profits up 16% in second half of 2017

Two significant contracts wins have helped Edinburgh-based Craneware increase revenue for the second half of the year to £22.45m, up

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Two significant contracts wins have helped Edinburgh-based Craneware increase revenue for the second half of the year to £22.45m, up 16% from H1’s £19.35m.

Profit before tax also increased 16%, from £5.4m to £6.26m for the same period.

The company does the majority of its business in the US healthcare market.

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Keith Neilson, CEO of Craneware plc commented, “Our extensive expertise and experience in the US healthcare market means we are well positioned to provide actionable insight for our customers. By combining their financial and operational data in unique ways, our solutions ensure they can continue to thrive in the new era of value-based care.
“The investments made into Craneware’s product suite and operations in recent years means we are now delivering growth rates which are outperforming our industry. We are seeing growing interest across our enlarged product suite and are particularly pleased with the high levels of interest and opportunities across our customer base for our newly launched cloud-based platform, Trisus.
“With an ongoing, growing market opportunity, a record sales pipeline and increasing long-term revenue visibility, we enter the second half of the year with great confidence for the future and the ongoing success of the business.”
 
 

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