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Synergy Healthcare

December 2006

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  • Epic Code:
  • SYR
  • Price:
  • 677p
Fresh from announcing a bullish trading update, Synergy Healthcare has now made a bold bid approach to fully listed Isotron, 792p, which provides contract sterilisation of medical instruments and decontamination of packaging and raw materials. However, its offer, which values Isotron at 750p a share, is unlikely to succeed given that Isotron’s share price has zoomed to over £8 on the expectation of a counter bid. Synergy reserves the right to increase its offer and if it succeeds the enlarged group would be knocking on the door to entry to the FTSE-250, which would provide an immediate lift in interest from tracker funds. The shares have soared to a new high over the month. Continue to hold. ...

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