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4Imprint

November 2014

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4imprint has said Q3 sales were 16% ahead YoY in sterling terms but US underlying sales growth was +25% in Q3 and +24% in the first nine months. The recent growth was driven by an increase in online marketing spend. The relative weakness of the dollar had been dragging down the reported growth but 4Imprint is also changing its presentational currency to dollars so currency will no longer cast a shadow on the figures. Peel Hunt has upgraded its eps forecast to 40.6p for the current year and 46.9p next. Tipped at 229p in August ‘11; hold. ...

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