In the year to October 2019, Bridgend-based CSG Computer Services, recorded turnover of £3.2 million. An increase of 28% on the previous year.
It has been a successful year for the business, as it also welcomed 13 members of staff, increasing numbers by 37.1%, created a dedicated Projects Team, introduced new processes to streamline the helpdesk and refurbished the head office in Bridgend.
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