Primary Recommendation

Melorio - Consolidator in vocational training

November 2007

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We think Melorio, a company recently formed to consolidate thevocational training market in the UK, could soon be on a sizzlinggrowth path. Simultaneous with joining AIM last month, Meloriocompleted its first acquisition of Construction Learning World (CLW),the UK's largest provider of training to the construction sector andthis becomes Melorioâ€™s main operating business.CLW has been growing explosively fast since it was formed in 2003 andpresently provides a number of NVQ courses, which are grant-funded andenable employees to obtain work-based qualifications. CLW offers agrowing range of courses in various construction trades such as bricklaying, plastering, concreting, steelfixing and drainage. Melorio's newmanagement will cont ...

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Melorio (December 2009)

Melorio - Zenos sees better than expected enrolment in poor jobs market (October 2009)

Melorio (June 2009)

Melorio - 'Trading ahead of expectation' (April 2009)

Melorio - Continued strong demand (March 2009)

Melorio - Moves into ICT sector with acquisition of Zenos (January 2009)

Melorio (December 2008)

Melorio (October 2008)

Melorio - Forecasts lifted again (April 2008)

Melorio (February 2008)

Melorio - Construction training remaining buoyant (January 2008)

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