Three new customers, and the impact of some wins from last year, is behind a double-digit increase in the revenues Datalex is generating from its commerce platform.
The Dublin-based tech firm issued its H1s today, highlighting platform revenues - its "key value driver" - of $10.6m out of a total revenue of $20.8m, increases of 11% and 3% respectively.
But with operating costs coming in at $20.6m - 5% up - it turned in a modest net profit for the six months to end-June of $300,000, half what it returned in the same period last year.
New customers which went live on its platform during the period include JetBlue Airways, Lufthansa Group's Edelweiss Airlines and Abacus.
The numbers were also boosted by the contribution from airlines which went live at the back-end of last year - Brussels Airlines, West Air of China and Air Transat of Canada.
The businesses mentioned above show that Datalex is a global player, but, like many travel business, identified China as its "highest growth market".
During the half, it "appointed a Shanghai-based localisation partner to help scale [its] delivery capability to existing and new Chinese customers" and signed an undisclosed Chinese carrier, its third customer in the country alongside West Air and Air China.
The mystery Chinese airline will go live during the next six months, as will another Lufthansa Group carrier Swiss Air Lines.
Datalex is also planning to deploy a dedicated call centre product, launch new payments and upgraded personalization features while also continuing on work on its API to speed up integrations with new and existing customers.
Click here to read the 2015 H1s in full. There is also a management presentation available.