Misys GI announces static profits and revenue
Misys General Insurance, the software house providing broking systems,has announced operating profits of £7m and revenue of £16m for the six months up to 20 November 2005. The revenue and profits have remained broadly static compared to a year ago.
In the results, Misys group ceo Kevin Lomax did not say whether an offer had been made for Misys GI, which was put up for sale last November.
He simply stated: "During the half year, Lexicon Partners
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