Founded in August 2000 with headquarters in Beijing, China, GEONG International Ltd. (GEONG or the Company) has been listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE AIM: GNG.L) since June 2006. The Company has transformed from a ECM (Enterprise Content Management) software and service centric business to a internet business centric company and both revenues and profits grown by more than 10-fold over the last 6 years.
GEONG is an internet software company managed by world class management and professional team who collectively owns 35% of the business. The Company’s mission is to help its clients to improve their business efficiency and customer satisfaction through internet applications. We design, develop, deliver and operate internet software solutions. We assist clients to maximize their online business value by the offering of smarter internet platform, social networking and mobile internet applications which are tailored to their business environment and needs. GEONG is recognized as a leading independent internet software solutions provider and operator for large enterprises in China.
GEONG says software as a service revenues now account for a quarter of total sales
China-focused IT group GEONG International (LON:GNG) revealed today that software as a service now represents a quarter of its revenues, up from 14 per cent a year ago.
SaaS is generally more profitable, recurring business which is reflected in the boost to the company’s margins to 53 per cent from 46 per cent revealed in today’s annual results.
However the majority of its income still comes from the information as a service, or IaaS model where the company acts as the consultant, covering the design, development, implementation and maintenance of the project.
The results reveal the company, which is in the process of acquiring Hong Kong’s Adbeyond, boosted annual profits by £300,000 to £2.6 million despite a £1.2 million drop in revenues to £11.3 million. GEONG has cash of £5.3 million.
Chief executive Wang Weidong said: “Our task ahead is two-fold: firstly, sustain the margins that we have achieved in the last year by continuing to grow our SaaS revenue, secondly, continue to consolidate our position with our partners to expand our business beyond China.
“We are focused on capitalising upon the many opportunities that we have in our markets, whilst managing our cost base carefully."














