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Indigo Vision - 70p a share special dividend

October 2012

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The shares went into orbit after Indigovision announced a special dividend. Although with nothing like the same cash generation capability as Dunelm, which also announced a hefty payout, Indigovision's is worth 70p per share. The regular dividend is also up a third at 10p, so Indigovision seems to be paying out all its surplus cash.2012 results showed revenues up just 5% to Â£30.3m, although it was one of two halves with H1 sales down 4% to Â£14.5m and H2 playing catch-up with sales up 14% to Â£15.8m. Gross margin was 59% and with costs tightly controlled this translated into doubled pretax profit of Â£2.39m, for eps of 25p. Of course, the sales performance recently is explained by the fact that Indigo is a lumpy business a ...

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