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Written by Business Weekly
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Wednesday, 17 January 2007 |
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Following a dip in its share price at the beginning of the week, data capture specialist, DRS has seen a seven per cent rise following the announcement of a contract, potentially worth £25m.
The Milton Keynes-based firm has won a contract with the examination awarding body, AQA to provide its e-Marker services. The contract comes as a result of two years of trials between the two firms, and could earn DRS up to £25m over the next four years. News of the announcement saw DRS shares rise seven per cent, or 2.5p to 36p. |
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