Accounting software company Xero reported half year revenues up 282 percent to $1.27 million.
The result was driven by a strong performance in this country, and developing revenues in Australia and Britain, the company said today.
Net loss for the six months to the end of September was $3.81m, compared to a loss $3.47m a year earlier.
Operating costs rose 31 percent to $5m, Xero said.
That reflected investment in upgrading Xero's hosting capacity, enhancing infrastructure for software delivery and online customer support, increasing sales capability in Britain and establishing a sales base in Australia.
At the end of September the company had 12,000 paying customers, up 445 percent from a year earlier, and double the count at the end of March this year. Customer growth was above 1000 per month, Xero said.
Capital raising of $29m had reduced much of the risk faced by a young listed company, Xero said.
Xero shares were up 2c to $1.67 at lunchtime, near the year high of $1.70 reached last month, and up from a year low of 67c in March.
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