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SSP Group

February 2018

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SSP gained after a strong Q1 with sales up 13.5% on a constant currency basis. Organic growth was 10.8%, well ahead of the 6-7% forecast. Like-for-like sales growth in the UK and Continental Europe was in line and as we anticipated, the new contract gains were driven by significant contributions from North America. Numis has upgraded its eps forecast for the year to end September to 22.9p with 26.1p next. Strong hold. ...

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