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SDI Group

January 2021

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SDI has acquired Monmouth Scientific, a manufacturer of biological safety cabinets and fume cupboards. It is currently benefiting from a surge in demand for its biological safety cabinets, which are typically used to house PCR instruments - the backbone of COVID-19 testing. The consideration is £3.7m upfront and there is a £2.1m earn-out based on this year’s profitability. Monmouth results in a 6% upgrade in eps to 4.5p this year and 4.7p next. Tipped at 21p in March ‘17, keep holding. ...

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