Primary Recommendation

Treatt - Sugar free flavourings take off

November 2016

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There was a recent article in the Telegraph tipping six stocks as the next Fevertree. The six had little in common with Fevertree apart from the fact they were growth companies but what grabbed my interest was that two of the six were long time SCSW favourites, Clinigen and Patisserie Holdings.In case you haven’t come across it, Fevertree is an exceptional company by any standards. Its mainstay is in premium mixers. The flagship tonic water has quinine from the fever trees in Eastern Congo dissolved in it to give a distinctive bitter flavour and it has taken the mixers world by storm. At any time since its float the shares have looked expensive but it has grown into its valuation with forecast-busting updates delivered with regular ...

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