-- フリント(FLNT.TO)は火曜日、総額3億1900万ドル相当の新規契約および契約更新を獲得したと発表した。 これらの契約は、今年最初の2ヶ月間に獲得した4650万ドル相当の契約および契約更新に加えてのものだ。 新規契約のうち3分の1強(37%)は2026年に実施される予定で、残りは2027年から2030年にかけて実施される予定だ。 「これらの契約により、当社の受注残高は2030年まで延長され、お客様がフリントの人材とサービス提供能力に引き続き信頼を寄せてくださっていることが反映されています。2026年に獲得した3億6550万ドルの契約および契約更新と、2025年に獲得したすべての契約を合わせると、当社の将来の収益見通しが強化されます」と、バリー・カード最高経営責任者(CEO)は述べた。 フリントの株価は月曜日、トロント証券取引所で0.01ドル下落し、1.68ドルで取引を終えた。
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