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CSS - Two directors buy shares

June 2004

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CSS announced at its AGM that trading in the first four months of the year was in-line with expectations. Of the two largest divisions, talent management has performed broadly in-line, benefiting from the high profile move of the Michael Parkinson show from BBC to ITV whilst marketing has seen improved sentiment and a loosening of corporate marketing budgets. Two directors bought 30,000 shares at an average 52.4p. Bridgewell forecast eps of 7.3p for the current year so the PE is just 7.2. Average down. ...

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