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Innovation - New contract wins

November 2011

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TIG has said results on 6 December will be in line. Since Our main write up in June, TIG has won significant new business, including the largest ever contract in its history, to manage all its subsidence claims for RBS Insurance (estimated to be worth £40m over three years). Separately the company has announced two new claims management contracts in Australia, one for software and another for a managed service. It is also therefore one of the few companies to see forecasts increased in recent months despite costs associated with bidding for new contracts. Altium's forecast for the year ended on 30 September is Â£17.3m pretax (eps 1.2p) and for the current year its forecast is £19.7m pretax a ...

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