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Anite

October 2010

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Anite has issued a trading update saying it has had â€œone of the best starts to the financial year for some time.â€ The wireless business is benefiting from the continuing recovery in 2G/3G customer spending together with continued momentum in 4G-LTE revenues as the roll out of 4G networks continues to gain momentum, especially in North America and Asia.Meanwhile for the travel software arm, guidance is that the business will be H2 biased due to recognition of software licence income. Q1 has however been quieter than anticipated reflecting the irregular nature of travel orders and the lengthy sales cycles.Numis forecasts eps of 2.4p for the current year with 3.3p and 3.9p over the following two years as 4G-LTE takes ...

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