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Defence group Digital Barriers tanked on Thursday, after the company warned losses for the year would be wider than forecast. Although revenues for the year to 31 March should be higher than the £19m reported last time, they will be lower than management had previously guided due to a delay in two m
Read moreSurveillance technology company Digital Barriers on Monday announced three new contracts worth £1.5m. The group won a contract of £0.75m with an Asia Pacific company and another with a commercial organisation worth £0.18m for its surveillance platform. Digital Barriers also announced it is investin
Read moreLONDON (Alliance News) - Digital Barriers PLC Wednesday reiterated its goal to move towards break-even in the current financial year, despite posting a widened pretax loss in the previous year to end-March. Digital Barriers, which produces surveillance technologies for the security and defe
Read moreLONDON (Alliance News) - Digital Barriers PLC said Tuesday that it had won a USD1.2 million contract to supply its high-definition video-surveillance technology to a US federal law enforcement agency. The company expects the contract to be fulfilled during the year and lead to "material" ad
Read moreSurveillance technologies provider Digital Barriers has secured a contract to supply its TVI high definition surveillance technology to a US federal law enforcement agency for 1.2m dollars. Additional sales with the same customer and other law enforcement agencies are now expected from what the fir
Read moreLONDON (Alliance News) - Digital Barriers PLC said Thursday that it has deployed its fully integrated Unattended Ground Sensor tool with a new African government customer to protect a high-profile government location. The advanced surveillance technologies company which serves the security
Read moreLONDON (Alliance News) - Digital Barriers PLC Friday said it expects revenues for the financial year just ended to be lower than the previous year, hit by revenue declines in its non-core areas, but it gave a confident outlook for the year ahead, as it benefits from recent contract awards and sal
Read moreLONDON (Alliance News) - A large number of companies resumed or hiked shareholder payouts on the biggest day of the UK earnings season Thursday, as earnings generally headed higher thanks to the gradual economic recovery in 2013.
Housebuilders Barratt Developments and Redrow both re
LONDON (Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers within the main London indices midday Thursday.
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Capita, up 5%. The British outsourcing company said its 2013 pretax pro