Vstecs posts higher Q2 profit on work from home demand


KUALA LUMPUR: Computer supplier Vstecs Bhd reported an uptick in revenue and profits in the second quarter buoyed by increased in demand for laptops, notebooks and printers as more people opted to work from home amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

This mitigated the decline in revenue and profit from its server, network and storage business.

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