(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Colocation provider UnitedLayer (www.unitedlayer.com) announced on Wednesday it has had a profitable second quarter of 2009, despite the recession.
The company, which maintains over 35,000 square feet of turn-key data center space in San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and Ashburn, Virginia, saw a sales increase of 15 percent over its last quarter.
Meanwhile, its EBITDA increased by 55 percent over last quarter, which UnitedLayer says is the result of increased sales and previous cost reductions.
“We have experienced our second consecutive profitable quarter for the year and maintain a positive outlook for the remainder of 2009. We remain on target to have a profitable and cash flow positive 2009. Increasing demand has caused additional utilization of our facilities,” says Arman Khalili, CEO of UnitedLayer. “With the continued rise in demand for scalable, secure and reliable Internet infrastructure services, we have seen tremendous growth this past year across our service offerings.”
The company also highlights the fact that it has hired some “solid talent during these tough times,” increasing its staff in the departments of engineering, operations, sales and marketing.
UnitedLayer will continue hiring for the remainder of 2009, says Khalili. The company recently added three new executives to its management team.
Founded in 2001, UnitedLayer provides a range of services, including colocation, IP transit, and managed hosting services in many data centers throughout North America.
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