Insurecom announces revenue growth
Insurecom has announced one year of revenue growth. The company achieved a 41% revenue increase to £...
Insurecom has announced one year of revenue growth. The company achieved a 41% revenue increase to £3.70m from £2.62m the previous year. Profit before tax totalled £350,000 against a loss of £4.74m in 2005. Insurecom launched its large broker flagship solution, agencyPlus, at the end of the fourth quarter in 2006, which required debt-free investment during the previous two years. Furthermore, the company became the first zero carbon footprint insurance software house in 2006.
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