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March Networks

February 2007

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March Networks has reported that its key customer and biggest account, Walmart, reduced its expected order intake in H2 which will result in profits coming in short of expectations. Company guidance is that sales for the year to 30 April will now be in the range of C$80m-85m and pretax profit between C$8m-10m. That should give rise to eps of between C$0.26-0.34 Having more than tripled our money since tipping the shares at 512.5p in May ‘05, we suggested taking some profit at 1890p last February, which was almost the top. In December we suggested a better opportunity to buy would be around the corner but didn't expect to be vindicated quite this soon. The gloss has rapidly come off all three companies brought to market by We ...

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