Domino Printing Sciences plc (DNO.L) Tuesday said sales in the four months ended February 2013 were 11 percent higher than the corresponding period last year. The firm further said growth in the core business was 8 percent, including 1 percent arising from favorable movement in exchange rates, while acquisitions made during 2012 contributed 3 percent.
The company stated that equipment revenues were 9 percent ahead of last year, fluids and other consumable revenues were 9 percent higher and spares and services revenues rose by 13 percent.
Looking ahead, the firm said it remains cautious about market conditions in Europe, while in North America and Asia, it sees signs of investment returning to more normal levels. The firm also said it is controlling costs carefully, but remains committed to the key investments and legislation backed initiatives.
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