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Net revenue for the quarter ended December 31 increased eight per cent to $171.6 mn.

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Global business process management firm Startek Inc, merged with Indian BPM firm Aegis in 2018, will focus on new revenue streams this year, said Rajiv Ahuja, COO.  

The fully integrated company reported its first annual results on Friday. Addressing analysts after these were announced, Startek chief executive Aparup Sengupta said: “Health care presents a significant near-term opportunity for us, as we're seeing strong levels of interest from prospects across the globe. For perspective on our execution, our non-telco verticals accounted for 62 per cent of the revenue in calendar 2019, up significantly from 51 per cent in 2018.” 

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