Financial information
BT Infonet has built a world-class network without incurring an unmanageable debt load. We have more than $400 million in cash and securities on the balance sheet and are now debt-free. That gives BT Infonet a debt-to-equity ratio well below the communications services industry average.
Revenues from BT Infonet's core business grew 10 percent in fiscal year 2003 from a year earlier. BT Infonet added 672 new client services contracts in fiscal year 2003. These contracts represented a solid mix of new customers and add-on business to ongoing customers. In fiscal year 2003, 329 existing customers expanded their relationship with BT Infonet and 343 were new clients.
Our revenues are spread among manufacturing, banking, high technology, pharmaceutical/biotechnology, consumer products and services, and communications industries. BT Infonet's diverse revenue base serves as an important cushion against cyclical or sector woes that would cause an industry to temporarily curtail spending.
SEC Filings (most recent)
Form 10K, Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ending April 2, 2004 (filed June 16, 2004)
BT Infonet Annual Report Full Annual Report
Chairman's Letter
Official Guide
BT Infonet Fact Brochure
BT Infonet Passport
Financial History
Ensuring Service Continuity Data Sheet
Results of Operations: Revenues
5-Year Consolidated Financial Data
Please note that BT Infonet does not report revenues by specific product. Revenues are reported by services: Network Services, Consulting, Integration and Provisioning Services, Applications Services and Other Communications Services.