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August 2021

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Another one that gets stronger and stronger - don’t forget the plan set in late FY20 was to double in size by 2025. The H1 update said new product launches are beginning to gain real traction helping the business achieve 50% revenue growth in H1 (which is up 20% on FY19 pre-COVID performance; within that organic growth is c12%). The new factory remains on course to be fully operational by August. As a result, capex will fall from FY22, improving the free cash flow generation and reducing net debt/EBITDA below 1x. Zeus forecasts eps of 15.7p for the year, with 16.5p next year. Buy. ...

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