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Mayborn - Gain so far: 276%

April 2004

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 Mayborn has now risen almost 300% since we made them a front page write-up last April; the latest rise follows this month's excellent results.  For the year to 31 December 2003 underlying pretax profit rose 88% to £6.9m, on turnover up 10% at £62.1m.   Earnings more than doubled to 23.7p, helped by an abnormally low tax charge of 21% (thanks to a £0.4m one-off tax credit) and a 6% reductionof shares in issue after £2.3m was spent on share buybacks.  Net debt fell sharply from £7.2m to £2.8m (gearing: 24%).   On the back of these results broker, Collins Stewart, has upgraded earnings forecasts from 23p to 25.4p for this year, rising to 27.5p in 2005. Thepowerhouse behind Mayborn's spectacula ...

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