IQ-AI touts second-half recovery as losses widen on virus impact in H1

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IQ-AI reported wider first-half losses on a pandemic-led hit to revenue, though the retail company touted improved performance in the second half of the year.

For the six months ended 30 June, pre-tax losses widened to £367,205 from £141,271 on-year as revenue fell 18% to £116,842.

At 8:14am: (LON:IQAI) share price was -0.32p at 4.65p