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SIFY's revenue up
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI, FEB. 1. Satyam Infoway (SIFY in Nasdaq parlance) today
reported a top line revenue of $10.09 million for the quarter
ended December 2000, up from $9.31 million in the previous
quarter. For the third quarter ended December 1999, SIFY had
reported a revenue of $3.95 million.
The company's loss before interest, depreciation, amortisation
and tax (negative cash earnings) has risen to $8.50 million in
the third quarter from $ 4.98 million in the previous quarter.
For the third quarter of 1999, it had reported a loss of $700,000
For the nine-month ended December 2000, SIFY has shown a revenue
of $26.28 million and a cash loss of $16.12 million. For the
entire 1999-2000, it had announced a revenue of $8.43 million and
a cash loss of $1.97 million.
According to Mr. T. R. Santhanakrishnan, Chief Financial Officer,
27 per cent of the total cash losses in the third quarter was
attributable to SIFY's subsidiaries/ affiliates ``which are in a
pre-revenue stage of growth''.
Revenue from corporate services has gone up to $7.46 million in
the third quarter from $5.77 million in the previous quarter.
These were $1.65 million in the third quarter of 1999-2000. For
the nine-month period this year, the revenue from this segment is
placed at $16.70 million as against $3.56 million reported for
the entire 1999-2000. The revenue from Internet access and portal
business has, in fact, shown a dip in the third quarter as
compared to the previous quarter.
Mr. George Zacharias, Chief Operating Officer, said the speed
with which corporates were accepting Internet ``is amazing''.
``We have not even scratched the surface in this segment,'' he
said, pointing to huge business opportunities in corporate
services.
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