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Article: Following reports that Sage, the UK's largest software group was in danger of dropping out of the FTSE 100, the company's first-half results, announced last month, were in line with market expectations. (Technology News In Brief).(Brief Article)
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- May 1, 2003
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Following reports that Sage, the UK's largest software group was in danger of dropping out of the FTSE 100, the company's first-half results, announced last month, were in line with market expectations. Group profit before tax was 74 million [pounds sterling], and pre-tax profit growth on the previous 12 months was 14 per cent. Pessimism about the firm's future was largely fuelled by rumours of reduced capital spending and by uncertainty at ...
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Article: A Wylie move at Sage; MARKET REPORT.
The Daily Mail (London, England);
October 22, 2003 ;
700+ words
... ... Newcastle financial software group. Sage closed 81/4p down at 1741/2. Wylie had helped to found Sage in 1981 while still a student ... It is just six months since Sage promised that Wylie would not ... faster rises with the first-half results next month. The group now faces ...
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