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Glisten - Gain so far: 38%

April 2003

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The shares rocketed by 21p  to 118p after Glisten released  strong interim results for the six months to December.  Helped by its excellent performance at Christmas, turnover rose 9.4% to £8.4m and profit before exceptionals and goodwillby 11.5% to £0.85m.  Earnings were 6.7p.  Despite a further rise in  the price of cocoa, gross margins rose from 24.3% to 25.8%.   Glisten increased sales across its customerrange, with gains of 3% for retail, 14% to industrial/distributors, 7%to foodservice and a 21% growth in export.   One highlightwas a 35% increase in sales of the in-licenced SunMaid raisin brandand the group is now negotiating to increase the range of SunMaidproducts it sells ...

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