Primary Recommendation

T Clarke - Data centre wins balloon order book to £503m

September 2021

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T Clarke, a building services engineer whose core business is fitting out buildings with plumbing and electrical wiring, might seem a boring choice as a growth share investment but I think in a year investors could be kicking themselves for missing this one.T Clarke is typically involved in the things that need to be installed in buildings to make them functional and efficient, such as installing mechanical systems (heating and ventilation) and also building management systems (BMS) to control things such as lighting, power supplies, fire, alarm and security, telecoms systems and IT networks.In the early years the business was dominated by commercial developments and when recessions hit, cranes would move off the London skyli ...

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