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Rok - Shares double in two years

August 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • ROK
  • Price:
  • 207.5p
In its pre-close update for the six months to 30 June, Rok noted that group revenues will be 40% ahead of last year and up more than 20% on a like-for-like basis. Operating cash flow has been strong and net debt in H1 has averaged £15.8m, over £10m less than a year ago. Rok Building, its construction arm, continues to thrive in a buoyant market with a further £330m of new orders through framework agreements being secured in the period. The committed order book stands at £520m, up 58% on the prior year and overall long-term frameworks now total £1.6bn. The recent acquisitions, Tulloch and SOL, are performing well. The rude picture of health is also evident in Rok Development, which is sticking ...

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