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We help quoted companies manage their online corporate communications. Our services range from designing, building and hosting corporate or investor websites to online annual reports and webcasting.

About us


Our team brings together in-depth knowledge of corporate communications, the City and Internet technology. To find out more, and to read our latest news, visit About us.

Services


We offer a wide range of services from corporate and investor websites to share price feeds, webcasting, accessibility and best practice consultancy. To find out more, visit Services.

Clients


We help our clients use the Internet for corporate communications. To find out more about our clients, why they choose us and the awards they have won, visit Clients.
We are the official partner of the London Stock Exchange's IR Solutions division for the provision of corporate and investor relations website services and webcasting.
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08/09/2008 Friends of Investis Autumn events programme launched For more information, visit Press Releases
05/08/2008 Investis becomes a Microsoft Certified Partner For more information, visit Press Releases.
18/06/2008 Investis research shows number of HTML annual reports up nearly 50% in 2008 For more information, visit Press Releases.
Reports
Link to the Investis Online Company Report Options microsite (opens in a new window)
Read about the benefits of online company reports – new Investis microsite.
 
 
 
  Microsoft Certified Partner

Get in touch with Investis Limited

Contact us to discover how we can help optimise your online corporate communications:
T. +44 (0)20 7038 9023
F. +44 (0)20 7038 9001
E. enquiries@investis.com

Recruitment:
T. +44 (0)20 7038 9000
E. recruitment@investis.com

For all our contact details visit Contact us.
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