Primary Recommendation

Anite - Big beneficiary of 4G LTE

August 2010

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If you have a smartphone, such as an iPhone or Android, chances are that you will be frustrated by slow data download speeds at times. Such phones place a lot of emphasis on their video downloading or web browsing capabilities but it will be your carrier's 3G data speed that will be the limiting factor. What the mobile network operators hadn't bargained for was the rapid proliferation of such devices and the huge demands that these would impose on their networks. To address this problem of congested data traffic levels many operators have therefore already confirmed their intention to move to a much faster network standard called 4G LTE. Anite, the subject of this recommendation, supplies systems for the essential testing of mobil ...

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Growth Portfolio - August '10

International Greetings - Refocuses on budget end of the greeting products market

Anite (October 2013)

Anite (August 2013)

Anite - Buys handset performance testing business (March 2013)

Anite - 230% gain since tip (January 2013)

Anite (October 2012)

Anite - 190% gain since recommendation (August 2012)

Anite - Shares triple since August '10 main tip at 43p (April 2012)

Anite - Continues to outperform with LTE products (March 2012)

Anite - 30% jump in consensus forecasts (December 2011)

Anite - Better than expected results (July 2011)

Anite (May 2011)

Anite (March 2011)

Anite - Wireless testing orders grow 49% to Â£31m in latest six months (January 2011)

Anite (October 2010)

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