Small-cap week: Regenersis back in black Shares in Regenersis were buoyed this week after the electronics repairs group said that a US cable TV company was rolling out its maintenance system following a successful trial. Aim-traded Regenersis, which repairs consumer electronics for companies including Acer, Nokia, Samsung, Orange, LG and Toshiba, was further boosted when it reported a 13 per cent jump in full-year revenues to £139.9m. The revenue growth swung Regenersis to a pre-tax profit of £1.4m for the 12 months to June 30, compared with a loss of £791,000 a year ago. The group provides technical call centres and manages returns and repairs of products such as mobile phones, laptops and tablets, set-top boxes and televisions. Regenersis, which operates from 22 sites across 12 countries, has been looking to further expand into emerging markets, where margins are broader and customers are eager to take on extra services such as warranties and refurbishing. "The opportunity exists for us to build a sizeable, multinational provider of after-market services and technology to global technology clients, and it is our aim to do so," said Matthew Peacock, executive chairman.