Resourcery, one of Nigeria’s leading information
communication firms has improved in its operation by boosting its turnover from
N5.2 billion in 2011 to N5.9 billion in 2012.
The Chairman of the
Resourcery board, Tayo Amusan disclosed this during 23th Annual General
Meeting of the company for the year ended 2012 in Lagos recently, stressing
that the turnover represents a 14 per cent increase over the previous year,
while N45 million was paid to shareholders as half dividend for the year
ended December 2012.
Amusan confirmed to DigitalSENSE Business News that the company has continued to demonstrate
leadership in Systems Integration in the West African market as well as the top
partner in the West Africa region for global technology leaders like Cisco
Systems, Check Point, ArcSight, SAS and CommScope.
“Our turnover for the year under review increased from
N5.2 billion in 2011 to N5.9 billion in 2012, this represents a 14 per cent top
line growth. Despite the interest cost of N220 million, the company achieved
profit before tax of N201 million. In fulfillment of the promise we made at the
22nd Annual General Meeting to our shareholders, we are pleased to announce
that the 2012 half dividend of N45 million has been paid to our shareholders.
This further signifies the board’s commitment to the growth and development of
the organisation as it strives to become Africa’s preferred IT Company,” Amusan
said.
The Managing Director of Resourcery, Tani Fafunwa,
disclosed that the company invested in Kitskoo Cloud Services, a company set up
to take advantage of major global and local transitions and shifts in
technology.
“These changes include the availability and local
viability of cloud services, increases in mobile connected devices and the need
for expert security solutions brought about by these very changes. The
solutions, when offered over solid infrastructure, offer immense benefits to
customers in terms of efficiency, cost reduction and speed to market,” Fafunwa
said.
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