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Servelec

January 2018

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Late news last month was that Montagu PE made a recommended offer of 313p per share, valuing Servelec at £223.9m. Servelec has two business units – health & social care software and SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems for the water sector and was a main buy in April ’14 at 270p. As no counter offer has emerged in the past month, the deal appears cut and dried. Take profits. ...

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Servelec - Unexpected contract delays (July 2016)

Servelec - Health and social care drive performance (March 2016)

Servelec - Chunky orders for RTUs imminent in water sector (August 2015)

Servelec - First acquisition since 2013 IPO (January 2015)

Servelec (December 2014)

Servelec - Firing on all cylinders (October 2014)

Servelec (July 2014)

Servelec - Fast growth from automation division (April 2014)

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