Micro Focus International - Interim Results Interviews With CEO and CFO


LONDON, December 6 /PRNewswire/ --     In a video interview Stephen Kelly, Micro Focus (LSE: MCRO) CEO, looks at
what's driving growth across the group, progress on acquisitions and
opportunities in the IT market. Nick Bray, CFO, analyses the first-half
figures and the outlook for the rest of the financial year. These interviews
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