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Anite

October 2013

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Anite's trading update for the seasonally quiet Q1 said that its handset testing division (66% of sales) will see a more pronounced H2 bias with H1 flat. This it says was due to the very strong close to FY13, which in turn meant a lower opening order book at the start of Q1 14. Other divisions are performing well and expectations for the full year are unchanged - Jeffries is going for eps of 8.3p this year and 9p next. A weak month compounded by demotion from the FTSE-250 index. Tipped at 43p, profit should have been taken at higher levels. We would suggest locking in the remainder and may return at a later date. ...

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Hellerman Tyton

Prezzo - Risk to forecasts on the upside

Anite (August 2013)

Anite - Buys handset performance testing business (March 2013)

Anite - 230% gain since tip (January 2013)

Anite (October 2012)

Anite - 190% gain since recommendation (August 2012)

Anite - Shares triple since August '10 main tip at 43p (April 2012)

Anite - Continues to outperform with LTE products (March 2012)

Anite - 30% jump in consensus forecasts (December 2011)

Anite - Better than expected results (July 2011)

Anite (May 2011)

Anite (March 2011)

Anite - Wireless testing orders grow 49% to Â£31m in latest six months (January 2011)

Anite (October 2010)

Anite - Big beneficiary of 4G LTE (August 2010)

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