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Altitude - Gaining traction with AIMPro

July 2018

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The shares soared following full year results to end December. The traction data has been a long time coming for its ChannlPro product but it seems Altitude is close to claiming success. And once this juggernaut is proven, as promotional product supremo 4Imprint showed, it could move a long way.For the year, sales were up 41% to £6.1m from £4.3m but this derived from Altitude’s historical mainstay of exhibitions, catalogues and “shop” software to promotional goods suppliers. In fact the bulk of the increase was down to the first time inclusion of AdProducts, a UK based supplier of promotional products which contributed £2.1m whilst there was an underlying reduction of £0.3m attributable to ...

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