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Renew - Shares jump to over £1

April 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • RNWH
  • Price:
  • 102p
The shares surged over £1 after Renew announced that its recent positive progress reported at the AGM in January had continued. In specialist engineering, the company has experienced higher than expected revenue growth whilst its specialist building activities have experienced better margins on similar levels of turnover to last year. Brewin Dolphin has upgraded its forecasts by 5% for this year to eps of 6.8p and by a similar amount next year to 8.1p. Interims are due 22 May. Hold for more. * The writer has a holding ...

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