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Superglass - Debt falls by Â£2.2m in H1

June 2010

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Superglass has reported its results for the six months to 28 February. The challenging conditions prevailed with sales down 16% to £16.8m and adjusted pretax profit was up from £1.9m to £2.6m. Adjusted eps was up 20% to 4.2p.The residential CERT programme is the largest element of sales but as we said in our last update in January, most of the regulatory targets set for the utilities for 2011 were achieved in 2009. It was, therefore, a reduction in energy and interest costs (which fell by £1.1m and £0.7m respectively) rather than an improvement in trading that drove the reported profit increase. During the period, CERT continued to slow and sales volumes into this market fell by 24% over the co ...

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