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Kentz

February 2012

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Kentz was a main recommendation back in August '08 at 163.5p since when the shares have barely looked back, helped by natural resources capital spending continuing at unprecedented levels.Ahead of results on 26 March, Kentz has just reported that it expects these to be slightly ahead of consensus forecasts. Once again, the order book shows good growth increasing to a mammoth US$2.50bn, up 50% on a year ago. This demonstrates that as Kentz has worked its way through its contracts, it has won even more and it looks set to continue with a pipeline of prospects sitting at just over US$10 billion whilst net cash has also grown to US$223m.Growth has been driven by strong demand across all business units; EPC construction and tech ...

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