In the six months to 30 April the companys sales fell 2% to 75.31m, while pre-tax profits remained unchanged at 6.01m.
Domino chairman Peter Byrom said the firms move into Eastern markets had compensated for weaker demand in Europe and that the introduction of Dominos A-Series printers would consolidate its position.
"In February we took possession of our new facility in Shanghai, to house our Chinese and Asian support businesses and the first shipments from this facility have been made. We continue to extend our leadership position," said Byrom.
Commercial printing equipment sales were down 18% due to the depressed nature of the market, but sales of inks and spares rose in line with the installed base of printers.
"Despite difficult economic conditions overall, we expect sales for the full year to be better than last year and another record for Domino," said Byrom.
Story by John Davies
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