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Kewill - Recommended cash offer at 96p

June 2012

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  • Epic Code:
  • KWL
  • Price:
  • 95.5p
The shares are one of the few to be up on the month after Kewill announced a recommended cash offer. The offer from private equity firm Francisco Partners is at 96p per share, to value Kewill at £89.5m, a 26% premium but also a very miserable looking offer - a cash-adjusted historic PE of c.9.7        We tipped Kewill at 70p in the recent February issue but have been covering them since our earlier buy at 20p in July '02. That was post the dotcom crash when Kewill was trading at less than its 28p cash and like now, stockmarkets were a madhouse. Accept the offer.  Gain: 380%. ...

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