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Loyaltybuild to maintain operation after cyber attack
Loyaltybuild to maintain operation after cyber attack

The firm behind the business that was victim to a “very sophisticated cyber attack” in 2013 is to maintain its presence here, but with a reduced workforce.

Sat, 21 Jan, 2017

Cyber attack cost Loyaltybuild millions of euro
Cyber attack cost Loyaltybuild millions of euro

The managing director of Loyaltybuild confirmed yesterday that a "very sophisticated cyber attack" 14 months ago cost the firm millions of euro in lost revenues.

Thu, 22 Jan, 2015

Loyalty firm’s pre-tax profits down 7%

Pre-tax profits at Co Clare- based customer loyalty rewards firm, Loyaltybuild decreased by 7% last year to €4m in spite of an increase in revenues.

Tue, 03 Jul, 2012

Loyalty firm rewarded with €4.3m profit
PRE-TAX profits at Clare-based customer loyalty rewards firm, Loyaltybuild Ltd, increased by 27.5% last year to €4.3 million.

Mon, 06 Jun, 2011

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