Interconnective Solutions (ISolution) is expecting to turn in a better set of interim results when it reports later this month.
The company says in a trading update issued last night that headline earnings for the six months to 31 December are likely to be 50% to 70% higher than for the same period a year before.
It expects earnings per share to be between 40% and 70% up on the year-earlier figure.
Focusing mainly on the fast-moving consumer goods and security markets, ISolution operates in the fields of data collection, collation and management.
For the six months to December 2002, the company achieved headline earnings of R431 000 on revenue of R13.52 million.
Basic earnings per share came in at 0.25c while headline earnings were 0.39c a share.
The group says it will publish its latest results before the end of the month.
The ISolution share was untraded at 10c on the JSE yesterday.
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