In the second quarter of the current fiscal Dell Inc. (DELL) reported to have made double-digit profit and repeated saying that a recovery in government sales and enterprise is in the pipeline but worried investors nonetheless with lesser margins.

According to the computer major based in Round Rock, of Texas its businesses along with the U. S. federal government would increase their sales in the current quarter.

The company made a statement where it said that as corporate sector of the country are disposing off their old computers they will opt for new ones and the demand is likely to stay all along the coming several quarters

The company saw a decline in its gross margin reaching of sixteen decimal six percent from eighteen decimal seven percent due to the increase in its component costs.

This not too hot report came after Dell went through a lean phase. The company along with its CEO Michael Dell had to settle for an allegation of improper projection of its income brought by the Securities and Exchange Commissions.

According to a filing by the company in the beginning of this week twenty five percent of its shareholders have voted against a re election of the company’s board in the annual meeting held on the twelfth of August 2010. Dell’s CFO Brian Gladden stated he has his support for Michael Dell and stated that the board of directors is pleased with his leadership.

The third largest PC maker of the world reported to have profited five hundred and forty five million dollars or twenty eight cents per share up from four hundred and seventy two million dollars or twenty four cents per share of the previous year.

The company, excluding severance related charges and other items saw a rise of three cents reaching thirty two cents from twenty nine cents. Revenue also saw a growth of twenty two percent taking the amount to fifteen decimal five three million dollars.