Travel software firm Datalex has reported a 13% rise in revenues for the six months to the end of June, while the company also reported a small profit for the period.
Half yearly revenues rose to $17.7m from $15.7m while net profits after tax came in at $0.2m compared to an after tax loss of $0.2m the same time last year.
The company said that transaction revenue grew by 11% to $8m, which reflected the impact of new customers that went live during the second half of 2012 and 2013, including Delta and Canada's Westjet.
Its service revenue increased by 21% to $8m in the six month period.
Datalex shares closed 3.4% higher in Dublin after this morning's results.
The company said that new contract wins continued in the second half of the year, with Virgin Australia going live in August, while Omanair is due to go live in the third quarter and work continues on the rollout at SITA carriers.
''The first half of 2013 represents a robust year for Datalex, with new customer wins, two important new partnerships and solid financial metrics achieved. We remain comfortable with guidance of 25-30% adjusted EBITDA growth for full year 2013,'' the company said.
Datalex's chief executive Aidan Brogan said that the company has begun working with PROS, a Big Data software company, on a number of revenue generation capabilities to allow airlines to manage the entire customer interaction, both air and ancillary.
''This will further enhance our marking leading position in travel retail solutions,'' he added.
