IP telephony vendor ShoreTel saw its
2008 revenue rise 32 per cent as its top line surged past the $100m mark.
The vendor's Q4 revenue for the three months to 30 June rose 20 per cent on
the same period last year and stood at $34.7m. Net loss according to generally
accepted accounting principles (GAAP) was $47,000, compared to a net income of
$1.9m in Q4 2007. Q4 2008's losses included $2m in stock-based compensation
expenses.
For the whole of 2008, revenue rose 32 per cent to $128.7m, while GAAP net
income was $2.6m, down from $6m last year. 2008's income suffered from the
inclusion of $6.9m in stock-based compensation expenses, compared to $2.7m last
year.
ShoreTel chief executive John Combs said: "We are pleased to have delivered
solid fiscal year growth of 32 percent over last year and to have ended our
fiscal year with record fourth quarter revenue that grew by 10 percent
sequentially.
"We enter fiscal 2009 with a very strong foundation for growth. Our Unified
Communications platform is acknowledged as the best in the industry and we have
strengthened our distribution channel significantly during the year,
particularly with the addition of two key national partners."
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