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Vislink

January 2014

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The shares came off their highs as Vislink said that it is moving from the Full List to AIM. The proposed migration to AIM completes on 20 January and will lessen the regulatory burden associated with doing acquisitions and is therefore key to achieving the management target of growing â€œannualised sales to Â£80m and operating profit to Â£8m by 2014.â€ Although the order book visibility remains limited, Vislink said it is on track to hit broker forecasts for the year ended December (c.Â£4.4m pretax and eps of 3p). Our back of the envelope calculation is that to hit the Â£8m target equates to eps of c.5.4p in 2015 which means Vislink needs to conclude acquisitions to bring in Â£1.8m pretax on Â£10m sales sometime in the ...

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