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Asian Citrus - China inflation firms orange prices

February 2010

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With the shares riding to a new high of 56p, a company spokesman kindly pointed out that food prices in China have been rocketing, with prices for popular vegetables such as cabbage rising by 50% over the year. Against that backdrop, broker Seymour Pierce notes that orange prices are rising too - which is good for Asian Citrus. Of course, some of the company's sales to supermarkets are on fixed price contracts but other elements are benefiting from prices 3-4% higher. All that falling nicely to the bottom line. Nevertheless, the broker has left its forecast unchanged but set a 70p target price. Keep holding. ...

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