Torex

Article Abstract:

Torex has moved into computer systems and software from tool hire, and has promising prospects in its retail business, accounting for 47% of the company's revenue. Other divisions are performing well, though the company's track record is short.

Torex Hire PLC

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Sphinx links bodes well

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Lynx Holdings is a UK company which set up a software house from 1992 when the company sold its leisure manufacturing activities. The company has a turnover of 90 million pounds sterling and a strong product range. Products include RMS, geared to motor vehicle dealers and providing reminders for servicing and information on car-launches. Lynx has acquired Vistec which brings products aiding communication between computers in networks, in addition to a computer services division.

Lynx Holdings PLC

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Rolfe and Nolan: seeing the light

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Rolfe and Nolan is involved in software and computer services. The company has invested in a new product, Lighthouse, for treasury management, and this has meant a 1.44 million pounds sterling reduction in profit, but the product should bring in funds rather than draining resources. Lighthouse is being used at Credit Suisse and interest is being shown by prospective clients. A loss is likely for the company's US division in 1996, but this should become a profit in 1997.

Rolfe and Nolan Computer Services PLC

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