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Superglass

March 2011

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In a month where insulation installer Eaga received a knockout bid from Carillion, which valued it at 120p or Â£307m, a 50% premium to its prevailing price, Superglass went into reverse. There was nothing particularly new in the trading update for H1 to end February, suffice to say Superglass reiterated that H1 had been impacted by a slower than expected increase in sales from CERT and that the heavy snow had impacted on production, distribution and demand. As a result H1 is now going to see a â€œmodest profit.â€Reassuringly, Superglass said that CERT is showing signs of improvement. CERT, unlike EAGAâ€™s Warm Front initiative, which is government funded, is unaffected by government cutbacks as it places binding commitments on uti ...

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Superglass (June 2011)

Superglass (February 2011)

Superglass - PE of barely 4x (January 2011)

Superglass - CERT programme extended by 21 months (September 2010)

Superglass - Debt falls by Â£2.2m in H1 (June 2010)

Superglass (January 2010)

Superglass (August 2009)

Superglass - Expects a stronger H2; PE of 4.5 (May 2009)

Superglass - Positive update (February 2009)

Superglass - Yet to catch fire (January 2009)

Superglass - PE of 4 and yield of 11.3% (December 2008)

Superglass - Results on 25 November (October 2008)

Superglass - PE of 5.1 and dividend yield of 11% (September 2008)

Superglass - Positive trading update (March 2008)

Superglass (February 2008)

Superglass - Business has plenty of momentum (December 2007)

Superglass - Beneficiary of CERT program (November 2007)

Superglass - Forecasts look on low side (August 2007)

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