Cerillion H1 Results Presentation 2023

Cerillion Plc (LON:CER) Interim Results for the half-year ended 31 March 2023, presented by CEO Louis Hall and CFO Andrew Dickson.

Cerillion plc (LON:CER) is a leading provider of billing, charging and customer management systems with more than 20 years’ experience delivering its solutions across a broad range of industries including the telecommunications, finance, utilities and transportation sectors.

It has established a reputation within the global telecoms market for being a leading supplier of carrier-grade, enterprise billing and CRM software, supporting fixed wire, mobile, broadband and TV communications service providers.

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