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Midwich

February 2017

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The shares shot ahead after Midwich said H2 trading had been strong across all divisions, particularly at its overseas businesses and it had seen a better than expected contribution from Holdan (UK broadcast and professional video). As a result, it expects sales to be up 18% year on year, of which 3% is due to favourable currency. Investec has upgraded eps by 9% to 17.4p for 2016 and by 7% to 19p this year.Results are due on 14 March. Tipped at 222.5p in December ‘16. Continue to hold. ...

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