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Parkwood

April 2003

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Turnover in 2002 increased by 10% to £45.0m. whilst profit before taxation and goodwill was £1.42m against £1.45m the year before. Adjusted earnings were 5.2p. Order book at the period end was £166m, up7%. Net debt was £2m.    The managed services sidecomprising Glendale  (number three player in managing parks forlocal authorities) and  Parkwood Leisure (managing other leisurefacilities)  lifted sales from £37.1m to £38.7m. Operating profitrose from £2.08m to £2.47m. All the profit shortfall was in thehealthcare side which provides non emergency patient transport andoperates a three branch nursing agency. Sales lifted from £3.7m to £5mbut cost overruns (blamed on poor contract cos ...

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