Datalex shares fell by nearly 11% after an independent review confirmed widespread and "significant" accounting irregularities at the travel software company.

Irish travel software company Datalex has said its new business pipeline remains strong and that it is eyeing “a number of additional opportunities” in the lucrative travel loyalty scheme market.

Irish travel software company Datalex has told shareholders that it expects to land a number of new client wins before the end of this year.

Shares in Dublin-based travel software company Datalex jumped by over 2% yesterday on the back of the firm reporting double-digit revenue and earnings growth for last year and suggesting a number of recent deals strongly position the business for further growth.

Dublin-based travel software firm Datalex continues to see China as a main avenue for growth, as tourism demand increases among the country’s middle class.

John Daly takes us through the highlights form the second half of the business year.

Irish travel software firm Datalex is continuing on an upward curve with new customers driving revenue growth in the first half of the year.

Challenger companies are businesses that disrupt existing markets and dare to compete with much larger, incumbent organisations. 

An Irish start-up firm is eyeing global airline and travel markets for its predictive marketing software, writes Trish Dromey.

Datalex — the Dublin-based company which provides e-commerce and retail software solutions to many of the world’s leading airlines and travel companies — is set to use China as a major growth platform this year, following continued strong financial performance during 2014.

Dublin-based international travel software provider, Datalex has said it remains on course to achieve previously-guided earnings growth of between 18% and 20% this year, despite market challenges.

Travel software company Datalex has reported a 14% increase in revenues in the first half of the year, thanks largely to the addition of a number of new customers.

Irish travel software firm Datalex has opened a new office in Beijing.

Travel software company Datalex expects to announce its first non-aviation-based customer partnership this year, with the addition of rail operators.

Climbing revenues and the acquisition of new clients resulted in Irish airline software company Datalex reporting a surge in profits after tax last year.

Datalex — the Dublin-headquartered international travel software company — hopes to show 25%-30% adjusted earnings growth for this year.

Irish travel software company, Datalex reported a13% rise in revenues for the first six months of the year and said they are on track to achieve earnings growth of between 25% and 30% this year.

Datalex has forecast “strong cash generation” and continued profit growth for 2013, following the generation of its first annual profit in six years in 2012.

Dublin-based international travel software provider Datalex has forecast earnings growth of between 25% and 30% for this year, on the back of reporting its first profit in six years.

Travel software company Datalex expects its 2012 performance to be in line with its objectives, despite the economic challenges facing its customers.

Datalex — the Dublin-headquartered international travel software company — has edged closer to profitability, by nearly eradicating its first-half losses.

Dublin-based international travel software company Datalex cut its losses by over 30% last year, while growing revenue by 4%.

EUROPEAN stock markets showed moderate gains yesterday, as investors seemed not to be put off by the weekend’s widespread eurozone downgrading actions of credit rating giant Standard & Poor’s.

MARKETS were subdued yesterday, following credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s threat to downgrade 15 eurozone countries and the triple-A rated bailout fund, the EFSF.

INTERNATIONAL stock markets enjoyed a rare consecutive day’s rise yesterday as optimism surrounding positive solutions to the eurozone debt crisis being found gathered momentum.

The Irish Stock Exchange, heavily influenced by outside forces like most elements of our economy, has seen some hard times of late. However, the stock exchange could become an integral part of our recovery, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

AIRLINE software provider Datalex is set to announce a deal with one of the world’s top airlines which has the potential to double to 150 million the number of bookings its software processes each year.

Dublin-based travel retail solutions provider Datalex has seen a 1.3% increase in revenues to $13.3m in the first half of the year.

TRAVEL software company Datalex said it remains on course to deliver “real growth” in EBITDA, cash and enterprise value for shareholders this year after seeing a solid performance across its business in the first four months of this year.

THE ISEQ index fell 29.77 points to 2,876.66 yesterday. Shares in Irish Life and Permanent Group Holdings PLC slumped more than 40% in Dublin trading amid fears that the state will be forced to take a large controlling stake in Ireland’s largest pension and mortgage company when the results of industry-wide stress tests are disclosed later this week.

THE ISEQ index fell 29.77 points to 2,876.66 yesterday. Shares in Irish Life and Permanent Group Holdings PLC slumped more than 40% in Dublin trading amid fears that the state will be forced to take a large controlling stake in Ireland’s largest pension and mortgage company when the results of industry-wide stress tests are disclosed later this week.

Travel industry booking services provider Datalex has posted pre-tax losses of $2.1m (€1.48m) for 2010, an improvement on equivalent losses of $4.5m (€3.18m) for 2009.

DATALEX – the Dublin-headquartered travel software provider – reported a 47% year-on-year increase in first-half losses, but said that an overall improvement in the travel industry has been evident of late.

SHARES in the Dublin-headquartered travel software company Datalex fell by nearly 5% yesterday on the back of it reporting a $3 million (€2.24m) increase in annual losses.

E-business travel solutions company Datalex have announced a dip in gross profit for the six months to the end of June, from $3m (€2m) to £2.8m (€1.9m).

The ISEQ index of Irish shares is up 69.40 points, or 1.08%, this morning and now trading at 6,493.57 points.

Travel distribution software company Datalex has said trading for the first four months of this year was in line with expectations, generating $11m (€7m) in revenue.

TRAVEL software firm DATALEX recorded a net loss of $900,000 (€664,000) for the first six months of the trading year 2007.

Travel software firm Datalex has recorded losses of €664,000 for the six months to the end of June. This compares to a profit of €1.2m in the same period last year.

Travel software company Datalex has announced profits of $1.6m (€1.2m) for the six months ended June 30, an increase of €600,000 over the same period last year.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares dramatically shed 190.88 points in morning trade today and is currently trading at 7388.71.

DATALEX, which develops software for travel companies, made a profit of $1.9 million (€1.6m) last year in spite of falling revenues.