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Virtusa of Southboro rings bell at Nasdaq

Staff Writer
Telegram & Gazette
NEW YORK - Kris Canekeratne, chairman and CEO of Virtusa Corp. of Southboro, Massachusetts, at center; Joe Brantuk, Nasdaq vice president of new listings and capital markets, to the right of Mr. Canekeratne; and other Virtusa employees applaud after Mr. Canekeratne rang the bell at Nasdaq Wednesday morning. Mr. Canekeratne said when he was last at Nasdaq seven years ago, Virtusa stock was at $7. On Tuesday, he said, the stock closed slightly above $52. He said the company has grown 23 percent year over year, and topped $1 billion in annualized revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31. [Submitted Photo]

NEW YORK - Kris Canekeratne, chairman and CEO of Virtusa Corp. of Southboro, Massachusetts, at center; Joe Brantuk, Nasdaq vice president of new listings and capital markets, to the right of Mr. Canekeratne; and other Virtusa employees applaud after Mr. Canekeratne rang the bell at Nasdaq Wednesday morning. Mr. Canekeratne said when he was last at Nasdaq seven years ago, Virtusa stock was at $7. On Tuesday, he said, the stock closed slightly above $52. He said the company has grown 23 percent year over year, and topped $1 billion in annualized revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31. [Submitted Photo]