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Cloud video-editing platform provider Blackbird posted a first-half loss, as rising revenue was more than offset by higher operating costs.
Pre-tax losses for the six months through June amounted to £1.19m, compared to losses of £1.27m on-year.
Revenue rose 27% to £0.48m.
'The overriding theme for Blackbird in 2019 is momentum,' chief executive Ian McDonough said.
McDonough said a renewed strategy on sports and news had gained traction, with the company booking record revenues and doubling its deferred revenue and contracted order book since 31 December.
At 1:50pm: (LON:BIRD) share price was -1.25p at 9.75p