A quiet day beckons on the corporate front on Tuesday, but there are fourth quarter results from Iomart Group PLC (LON:IOM), which provides cloud-based services to business.
And in an environment where many firms are finding life tough, the signals have been pretty good for this Glasgow-based company.
Broker The Share centre notes: "Iomart has already indicated in a pre-close trading update that full year results are likely to show an adjusted profit before tax of £18.8m, up by 13% from the previous year."
"This should reflect another year of strong growth for the company as one of the UK’s leading cloud computing businesses.
"We should also see the various bolt-on acquisitions make contributions to earnings."
The broker rates the shares a 'buy'.
It notes that in tomorrow's statement, traders will also be looking out for the firm's global expansion plans and any partnerships with major technology groups.
"However, while the uptake of cloud computing continues, it has been slower than expected partly due to the various hacking incidents that have been in the news recently."
There may be further commentary on this in the statement.
At the tail end of 2015, Iomart bought hosting company United Communications in a deal worth up to £11mln, which was its second acquisition of the year.
In June it acquired SystemsUp, the Hertfordshire-based IT consultancy, which delivers public cloud solutions.
On the macro-front there will be the third estimate of first quarter eurozone GDP (gross domestic product).