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Comino

August 2004

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Shares in workflow and electronic document management provider, Comino, have awoken from their stupor after the announcement of an end to its contractual dispute with a former customer. This was followed by a chipper AGM statement where the group noted a continuing strong performance in its local government business. Strippingout its Â£10.7m cash pile, (worth 77p a share), Comino is looking good value again on a prospective PE of 8.9, now that the litigation worrieshave blown away. Buy. ...

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