SPECIALIST software company Norkom Technologies has said it is still confident of growth, despite market changes, and is trading marginally ahead of guidance.

SPECIALIST IT services company Norkom Technologies has issued a profit warning for the first half of its current financial year.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares closed down 52.21 points to 2,802.62, a fall of 1.83%.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares gained 29.33 points to 3,046.50 by 12.45pm today, a rise of 0.97%.

NORKOM Technologies has earmarked the US as its potential key region for future growth in the aftermath of seeing its pre-tax profits rise by over €2.5m and revenue jump by 3% in its last financial year.

Financial software company Norkom Technologies today posted a rise in profits for the year to end March.

New business worth €15m was won by Irish companies during a major trade mission to Australia, it emerged today.

THE Dublin-based anti- banking fraud software company Norkom Technologies has posted a year-on-year rise of 14% in first-half pre-tax profits and has said that it is well placed to increase market share in its core territories.

INVESTMENT company TVC Holdings is looking to exit a number of its smaller shareholdings within the next six to 12 months.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares was valued at 2,941.59 at 11am this morning.

A STRONG performance from its operations in the Asia-Pacific region helped Norkom Technologies – the Dublin-headquartered specialist international software provider – increase profits and revenue in its latest financial year.

THE ISEQ’s positive start to 2009 continued yesterday with a 3.4% rise, meaning that the Dublin market is up by nearly 7% already since the turn of the year.

NORKOM Technologies is confident of ongoing profit growth, despite current global economic conditions, and has forecast a 20% increase in profits for its current full year, which runs until the end of March.

Norkom has reported a rise in both revenue and pre-tax profits.

An Irish computer software company has announced plans to create 111 new jobs in Dublin over the next two years.

SHARES in TVC Holdings, the newly listed private equity player, jumped by 10% yesterday.

The ISEQ-index of Irish shares suffered minor losses this morning, slipping 8.28 points to 7150.65, while shares await some activity in response to reports of a jump of 53% in revenues at Norkom financial crime and compliance solutions company.

Financial crime and compliance solutions company Norkom has announced a 53% increase in revenue to €17.6m and a 50% improvement in EBITDA to €3.1m for the half year ended 30 September 2007.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares was down today, falling 23.70 points to 9129.07.

The ISEQ-index close in negative territory today as construction shares weighed heavy on banking shares.

Financial software company Norkom has credited a strong sales performance for a 38% increase in revenues to €25m for the year ending March 31.

NORLOM TECHNOLOGIES announced yesterday it will provide Wall Street’s Back Office with crime prevention software.

NORKOM TECHNOLOGIES could seek an additional stock market listing as it continues its global expansion.

The ISEQ index climbed 33.68 points to 8684.81 getting the day off to a bright start following disappointing results by close yesterday.

Financial software company Norkom has reported its first set of results since listing in on the ISEQ and FTSE in June recording a 41% jump in revenue to €11.5m.

Shares in Norkom Group plc, provider of financial crime prevention and regulatory compliance software, began trading today on IEX, the Irish Stock Exchange’s specialist market for small to mid-sized companies.

PROFITS at Norkom Technologies, a developer of software for banks to detect financial crime, were static at €1.6 million in the year to end March 2005.

THE next revolution in video rentals is being led by an Irish company that has just signed a multi-million euro deal with one of the world’s leading computer companies, IBM.

SOFTWARE company Norkom Technologies, that counts Fran Rooney, Gavin O’Reilly and Denis O’Brien among it directors, laid off just over half its staff in 2003, according to recently filed accounts.

NORKOM Technologies, the Dublin-based customer relationship management software firm, saw its losses fall by 60% in 2002.

CRM provider, Norkom Technologies Ltd., has signed a deal with BT to implement a new European market intelligence programme using Norkom's customer intelligence solution Alchemist(tm).

Irish software company, Norkom Technologies is to partner with consultancy group, Cap Gemini Ernst &Young to market Norkom's money laundering technology, in the US.

Canadian Tire Financial Services (CTFS), a division of Canadian Tire Corporation, has partnered with Norkom Technologies Inc, specialists in business and customer analytics, to develop a Centre of Excellence facility in Toronto.

A new money laundering detection and prediction system has been unveiled by Cap Gemini Ernst & Young UK and Norkom Technologies.