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Satyam reports Dh102.76m revenues from Middle East
Satyam Computer Service, India's fourth largest software-services exporter, has registered an impressive growth of more than 100 per cent in revenues to $28 million (Dh102.76 million) from the Middle East in fiscal year ending March 2008, a top official said.
- By Naushad K. Cherrayil, Senior Sub-Editor
- Published: 23:37 May 10, 2008
Dubai: Satyam Computer Service, India's fourth largest software-services exporter, has registered an impressive growth of more than 100 per cent in revenues to $28 million (Dh102.76 million) from the Middle East in fiscal year ending March 2008, a top official said.
Virender Aggarwal, director and senior vice-president for Asia-Pacific, Middle East, India and Africa, said: "In terms of next year's revenues, we expect about 24 to 26 per cent growth. At this stage the only thing we can say is that the region will grow faster than the rest of the world.
"In the last fiscal year, we experienced about 100 per cent growth in the Middle East. with growth doubling in countries such as Kuwait and Bahrain. Qatar and the UAE also saw extensive growth. The Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and India region contributes 19 per cent of global revenues. The Middle East alone contributes 1.5 per cent of global revenues."
Satyam has offices in eight countries in the Middle East and serves close to 160 customers in the entire region from various verticals and emerging technology competencies.
"We have implemented a number of focused key strategies, which are aimed at increasing our business prospects in the Middle East's most promising markets. This has been reflected in the outstanding revenue figures in the second half of 2007.
The expansion in the region, which is fuelled by swelling investments in local markets, has motivated the company to establish a significant presence in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, Oman, Jordan, Bahrain and Egypt.
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