Sygnity aims at net profit in H1 2007
2007-05-25
Sygnity, an IT integrator (formerly known as ComputerLand), has announced that it plans to be in the black in the first half of 2007. However, in the first quarter of the year the company suffered a net loss of PLN 15m (€3.9m).
The firm explained that the first quarter of the year is always the most difficult for the IT industry. Sygnity also insists that the results were influenced by the costs of the merger with Emax. The company emphasised the shortage of public sector orders in the field of ICT but stated that the situation is starting to improve. Sygnity is hoping for contracts relating to the IT development programme adopted by the government. It is also going to offer IT solutions for the energy industry and to take part in tenders for the registry of healthcare services (the so-called RUM).