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Regenersis

October 2008

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Regenersis (RGS) has reported results for the year to 30 June with the group returning to the black to the tune of Â£5.12m pretax for eps of 15.1p on a low tax charge. The general tenor of the statement was that the restructuring following the merger of its two constituent parts, CRC and Fonebak, is complete. Both businesses were fundamentally sound but had lost their way. The restructuring in FY08 saw the closure of three sites in the UK and Germany whilst a site in Romania was relocated. In addition to this, the year also marked the winding down of its non-core activity, trading mobile phones, a capital intensive and volatile business. Phone trading tends to be a business that consumes a lot of cash and winding down this working ...

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