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Book marketing, sales and fulfilment provider Eurospan has recorded its strongest-ever year in its 42 year history, reporting sales growth of 22% for 2009.
The company, which represents companies around the world - including, from 2010, Asia - saw revenues of £6.7m. This will result in "higher than predicted profit", the firm said.
Eurospan's growth has been both organic and from signing up several new client publishers, increasing its client list in 2009 by 10%.
Chairman and managing director Michael Geelan said: "We have been flattered by how many of these publishers have approached us directly. Our existing clients are our best ambassadors, and, as we all know, word of mouth recommendation is very powerful."
Geelan also highlighted "exceptional" performance by the firm's subsidiary, Turpin Distribution, whose 2009 revenues figures were not included in the £6.7m figure.