TERMINALFOUR today announced record growth for 2010 with a 52% increase in total company revenues. The results follow the success of its international growth strategy which has lead to new business wins in South Africa, Switzerland and Bahrain, and the continued development of the North American market. The US market now accounts for 38% of TERMINALFOUR’s total company revenues.
TERMINALFOUR has experienced a record-breaking sales year in 2010 with a 200% increase in new client wins and a 300% increase in new business revenues compared to 2009, which was also a growth year for the company. TERMINALFOUR has won more than thirty enterprise level clients this year including ten new US universities. It has deployed its web content solutions to some of the world’s most high profile websites in 2010 including Aer Lingus, Specsavers and UNAIDS (United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS).
Piero Tintori, CEO and founder, TERMINALFOUR, said, "Our performance over the past twelve months has been exceptional. In an era where most companies have faltered or struggled to survive, TERMINALFOUR has not only survived but we’ve thrived. We’ve continued to invest in our growth strategy and our product development at a time when others have stalled, and we’re reaping the rewards. "
David Miller, COO, TERMINALFOUR, said, "TERMINALFOUR has entered a brand new phase in our company development. We’re an ambitious company with big plans and even bigger promise. We’ve invested in our product, our people and we’re building a global partner ecosystem. The benefits of all this work are now being realised and we’re winning big value deals with big name clients throughout the world."
"We are fortunate that our market opportunity continues to grow despite the economic downturn as organisations strive to deliver more from their online investments. TERMINALFOUR’s offerings are all about enabling clients to deliver more from less", concluded Miller.
