
UK spending on education to hit £360m by 2003...
Published: 21 November 2001 07:22 GMT
RM, the UK company that supplies workstations and software to the education market, announced increased profits for the six months to 30 September despite issuing a profits warning two months ago.
The company remained cautious about its full-year prospects but pointed to some good news in the shape of increased government spending on education. That figure, RM said, would rise from £245m in 2001 to £355m next year and £360m by 2003.
RM's pre-tax profits hit the £16.3m mark, a 60 per cent rise, while sales were 17 per cent up to £241.9m.
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