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ITE - Targeting event aquisitions in Malaysia

June 2013

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ITE vindicated our decision to make them one of our NAPs in the January issue by releasing excellent interims, taking the shares over £3. It wasn't the numbers themselves - ITE has already said that its biggest events will be bunched into H2 - but the fact that ITE said it has seen 10% organic revenue growth during H1. Full year bookings also stand at a high level for this stage in the year - some £174m, or up 8% like-for-like. During H1, there were some 109 events held giving rise to sales of £69.4m (up 1%) with pretax profits of £11.1m but these would have been £7.5m and £3.6m higher respectively were it not for the absence of certain biennial events/ other event timing issues. Adjusting ...

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