SoftLayer Technologies, an on-demand data center services provider, on Monday announced solid financial and operational growth through the first half of 2010. SoftLayer provides highly automated, on-demand data center and IT services that allow businesses to more efficiently utilize their resources and decrease their capital expenditures. The company earned $60 million in revenue for January 1 through June 30, leading to 21 months of GAAP profitability and sequential growth.
“Not only have we had record performance already this year, at the same time we’ve made significant preparations for years to come,” said Lance Crosby, Chief Executive Officer for SoftLayer. “We’ll experience the return on some of this year’s developments, like the launch of our seven additional network POPs, well into tomorrow. And we are securing our future through a new capital structure including a significant equity and debt investment.”
Key milestones for SoftLayer through the end of June this year have included:
On track for setting record of over $125 million in revenue for 2010
EBITDA margins exceeding 50%
21 consecutive months of GAAP profitability with sequential growth
25% reduction in the cost of debt
Growth to more than 6,000 active direct customers, plus significant new channel partners
More than 30,000 deployed servers
Significant achievements, updates, and launches have included:
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