Primary Recommendation

Interactive World - High margin business on low prospective PE of just 8.0

August 2006

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The great British public’s fascination for the Cult of the Celebrity and in particular famous people behaving badly, has opened up a terrific opportunity for Interactive World, which sells a variety of celebrity images and video downloads across mobile phones and the Internet. The shares, which were introduced to AIM on 8 May by broker Daniel Stewart at 73p a share, initially raced away to a high of 91p before pulling back in line with the market correction. But Interactive World is a well run company which has made money ever since its formation in 2000 and the latest analyst forecasts suggest this company is really on a roll. In the current financial year, which ends 31 July, pretax profit is expected to increase by a third to &p ...

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