CDL reports strong financial performance for 2006
Software house CDL has reported a strong financial performance in 2006, with consolidated turnover of £14.6m for the year ending 30 September 2006 - up 15% from £12.7m in 2005. In the same period, its profit before tax grew by 12.4% to £2.9m. CDL has also seen an increase in its internet business, following its launch of an aggregator module designed to support the high volumes of internet traffic routed by price comparison websites.
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