Revenue at a Warrington-headquartered IT and communications firm, which works with the likes of Boohoo, Mills & Reeve and King's College London, increased during its most recent financial year while its pre-tax losses reduced.
CloudCoCo, which is listed on AIM, has reported a revenue of £7.9m for the 12 months to September 30, 2020, up from £7.2m in the prior year.
The company has also posted pre-tax losses of £2.9m compared to £5.5m.
The figures come after CloudCoCo's shares increased by almost 25% last month when it revealed strong trading for the first quarter of its current financial year.
Non-executive chairman Simon Duckworth said: "I am delighted with what the team have been able to achieve, in what was a year of significant upheaval and change for everyone at CloudCoCo under particularly challenging circumstances.
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"Through careful planning, consistent hard work, determined execution, and by fostering a positive and collaborative working environment, we have made some significant progress in turning the business around in a remarkably short space of time.
"We are still in the early stages of our long-term plan, but there are green shoots clearly emerging. With a focussed strategy in place to continue making progress, we are confident we are now on the right path to unlocking the immense potential in this business."
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Chief executive Mark Halpin added: "Thanks to the team of incredibly talented, committed, hard-working and resilient people that I am fortunate enough to work with, the reset and recovery phase of the strategy - 'get well' - is now complete.
"Our priority since we became CloudCoCo Group plc was to re-position the business for an exciting future of sustainable, long-term growth, and in just over the 11 months together represented by these results, we have gone a long way to achieving that.
"There is important work still to be done but, looking ahead, we move into the 'get fit' phase of the strategy - where there is a greater emphasis on business development - in a position of strength.
"The wider trading environment continues to be characterised by uncertainty, but with the right foundations now in place and guided by a simple focus on world-class customer support, technology choice and responsiveness, the future is bright for CloudCoCo and I am excited about what we can achieve together."