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Education Development International - Another 25% upgrade follows Januaryâ€™s 50% upgrade

May 2009

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We're sure the next time we see chief executive Nigel Snook he will be humming one of my favourite tracks by Queen, â€œDon't Stop Meâ€ with the words â€œDon't stop me now, I'm having such a good time..I'm travelling at the speed of light â€¦â€ The company has just reported that Q2 has been just as strong as Q1 and it now expects to report results well ahead of forecast, which were upgraded by 50% as recently as January. The business has clearly benefited from sterling's weakness and also new examinations including the new road passenger transport (taxi driver) qualification, which has been taken up by a number of local authorities. Brewin Dolphin has lifted its forecast by another 25% to Â£7m pretax and by 35% to Â£8.1m for next ye ...

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Education Development International (November 2010)

Education Development International (February 2010)

Education Development International - Forecasts upgraded again (December 2009)

Education Development International - Gain to date: 207.4% (October 2009)

Education Development International - Another 16% profit upgrade (June 2009)

Education Development International - 50% profit upgrade (February 2009)

Education Development International - Benefits from rising unemployment (December 2008)

Education Development (November 2008)

Education Development International - Earnings forecast lifted by 8% (July 2008)

Education Development International - Will beat expectations (April 2008)

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