(Reuters) - LONDON, April 17 - Credit-information firm Experian posted a 12 percent rise in second-half sales on Tuesday and said it was confident about the future, though it continued to face challenging conditions in some of its markets.
Experian, spun out of conglomerate GUS in October, said organic sales growth in the six months to March 31 2007 came in at 8 percent, broadly in line with 7 percent in the first half, excluding businesses sold, closed or identified for closure.
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