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Midwich

March 2018

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Another forecast busting update from Midwich, an audio visual and document solutions specialist. Ahead of reporting on 13 March it said it expects to report sales for 2017 up 28% to £470m with the acquisitions made in 2017 performing either in line or ahead. Investec notes that organic growth is c.15% and has lifted eps forecasts by 6% for both the year ended and this year to 22.8p and 25.9p. Profiled at 222.5p in December ‘16, continue to run profits. ...

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