software company UCS.
In a statement, the company says earnings and headline earnings per share should be 40% to 45% higher. Last month, the company said earnings would be more than 20% higher.
In its results for the year to September 2009, UCS reported headline earnings of 11.2c a share, while earnings per share were 9.5c.
Headline earnings per share from continuing operations are expected to come in at between 250% and 260% higher. Last year, headline earnings from continuing operations were 5c.
Basic earnings per share from continuing operations will be between 760% and 770% higher than the 2.5c reported a year ago.
UCS's results are expected to be published on 23 November. Its trading update sent its shares marginally up 0.53%, or 1c, to close at R1.91 yesterday.
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