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Connaught - £455m in new contract wins

April 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • CNT
  • Price:
  • 390p
In its pre-close update covering the six months to 29 February, social housing contractor Connaught announced that trading was running in line with expectations. The company has won £455m in new contract wins, well ahead of the same stage last year. Net debt is a seasonally high £85m but is forecast to reduce to £65m by the year-end, which would make for gearing of 53%. Broker  Numis has left forecasts unchanged with eps of 16.4p expected this year and 21.1p next. Keep holding. ...

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