[Sydney, AUSTRALIA] Internet hosting service provider WebCentral has forecasted plans for a
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Though WebCentral declined to offer an exact figure, maintaining that the
amount was "under negotiation", WebCentral's Asia-Pacific marketing vice
president Stephen Johns said the hosting company was looking for "strategic
funding - that is, a company that can assist us in our further expansion
into Asia."
Johns said WebCentral had already begun this process, leveraging the
company's relationship with 49.4 percent ASX-listed shareholder FTR
Holdings to gain access to a number of potential partners.
"We are already established in Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong with staff,
and data center setup," Johns said. "We will use the funding to strengthen
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Johns said WebCentral saw an Asian rollout as important to expand business.
"We have 30,000 accounts in Australia, we are number one in the market," he
said. "We want to take our solutions to potentially lucrative markets like
Japan to grow our business, and improve shareholder value."
The announcement comes as the company announced record December sales of
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The addition of increased December figures means the result for December
translates into annualized revenue of more than $21 million, according to
WebCentral.
Chief executive officer Lloyd Ernst said the results positioned WebCentral
as one of the leading providers of managed hosting services in
Australia.
"WebCentral has continued its strong growth despite the downturn in the
technology sector," he said. "Strong growth was achieved in all divisions of
the business and reflected the strength of its broad range of products and
services and the diversity of distribution channels."
The company will continue its push into wholesale distribution, hoping to
add clients like Compaq, IBM and HotKey to a network already including
OzEmail, Citysearch and UUNet.
In a further move, WebCentral has strengthened its management team with the
appointment former McKinsey consultant and Suncorp Metway general manager
Andrew Spicer as chief operating officer.
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