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Servicepower

September 2009

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Servicepower shares were boosted after the company said it has recently received an offer but at a â€œvalue deemed below that at which the Board would consider recommending to shareholders.â€ It said the bidder is reconsidering its position. Servicepower is expected to be trading at better than cash break even and is at a tipping point where any incremental sales are going to fall rapidly to the bottom line. It also has cash of Â£4m against a market cap. of Â£12.3m at 6.5p, so we think any offer should be north of 10p to have any chance of success. Strong hold. ...

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