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Waterlogic

May 2013

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Waterlogic has reported results for 2012. Not a great deal to add on what was said last month. Overall, sales were US$101m, up 19% on the year before with acquisitions contributing almost all the growth (1% organic). Given the six acquisitions last year you might have expected growth to come in higher but of course some only contributed for part of a period. In addition, sales of the Firewall UV technology for the consumer market only contributed US$0.5m from sample sales in the final few weeks of the year. On a segmental basis, strong growth was seen in direct sales, which were up 31% to US$16m, and recurring rental income also grew by 44% to US$38.9m offsetting weakness in third party dealer sales mainly due to restructur ...

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