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T Clarke - High confidence to beat forecasts

June 2022

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TClarke’s AGM statement confirmed trading has continued strongly into Q1 and Q2. Fuelled specifically by data centre work, the order book has grown to £585m as at the end of April, 24% higher year-on-year and 10% above December’s value. For the year ending 31 December, it is “very confident” of meeting market expectations of eps of 21p. Cenkos’ forecast for next year is 17% higher at 24.6p. Results will be reported on 14 July. Keep on buy list. ...

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