Primary Recommendation

Office2office - Interesting play on outsourcing of office consumables

August 2004

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office2office (o2o), a leading contract supplier of office consumables and related services in the UK, has established a remarkable record in a very short space of time, with its operating profit more than quadrupling to Â£7.7m in the two years ending 31 December 2003. The company recently floated on AIM at 178p and despite the difficult market conditions the shares leapt to a 16p opening day premium. Investors are excited by the fact that the company operates at the heart of a dynamic trend of organisations outsourcing their requirements for office and computer supplies to specialists like o2o who can save them money through better buying and generating efficiencies in their supply chain. What excited us the ...

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