
The un-audited results for the Web hoster are consistent with guidance provided on 28 April according to the ASX-listed company, but exclude $0.7m in expenses for the May acquisition of Melbourne IT.
WebCentral’s operating cashflow for the period grew from $10.8m for the previous financial year to $13.6 million.
This was largely supported by growth in demand for its managed hosting services which pulled in $13.1 million – a 24 percent year on year increase. Shared hosting revenues grew five percent to $16.3 million.
The company also predicting stronger future revenues from its SaaS offering - during the financial year the number of vendors signing on grew 160 percent from 25 to 65.
WebCentral shares were trading at $1.50 at the time of posting.