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Snap: iTrain secures new order

10 April 2006 17:00:00

Shares in iTrain jumped after the IT training software provider secured a new order from an existing motor manufacturer customer valued at £129,000.

The group said the new order is for the continued maintenance, development and technical support of a unique point of sale solution called the Integrated Commissioning System.

"We are pursuing opportunities to sell this technology to other luxury motor manufacturers, and to companies operating in the vehicle accessory market," said chairman Derek Moore.

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