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Parkwood

February 2003

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Parkwood will announce results for the year to 31 December on 17 March. Sales should come in at around Â£45m, with pretax profit before goodwill of Â£1.4m. The order book has risen to a record Â£166m. Meanwhile, in advance of releasing detailed figures,Parkwood announced it has achieved preferred bidder status on two moreleisure PFI contracts. The two contracts with Breckland DistrictCouncil (Norfolk) and the London Borough of Croydon are for 25 and 27years duration respectively. Close is not expected until later thisyear. Parkwood is also awaiting the final signature on theLondon Borough of Bexley contract which has been delayedslightly but is expected to close in the first quarter. Allthree contr ...

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