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Cape

December 2009

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Cape has announced a trio of contract renewals in the UK worth in excess of Â£25m. These comprise a contract for the provision of essential maintenance services for a speciality chemical manufacturer in Teeside, one from National Grid to continue supplying access services and a contract renewal from Novartis for the provision of access, insulation and maintenance at its pharmaceutical complex in Grimsby.After adding Cape to the TMI Trader Portfolio in May at 109.5p, we took a part profit at 255p in October. Keep holding the remainder. ...

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Penna Consulting - Shares 106% above January tip

H&T - Eps forecasts upgraded 16%

Cape - Shares continue sharp rally (November 2012)

Cape (September 2012)

Cape - Iffy contract triggers Â£14m charge (July 2012)

Cape - Propsective PE: 8.2 (May 2012)

Cape - Shares bounce by 130p (March 2012)

Cape - Sell off ocer-done; forward PE now 6.6 (January 2012)

Cape - Industrial services firm eyes huge LNG opportunity (October 2011)

Cape - Shares soar over Â£5 (May 2011)

Cape - Gain to date: 314% (February 2011)

Cape (October 2010)

Cape - Big upgrades to eps forecasts (April 2010)

Cape (February 2010)

Cape - Gain approaching 150% (November 2009)

Cape (August 2009)

Cape - Collins Stewart raises price target (July 2009)

Cape - Strong demand profile means shares are dirt cheap on PE of 3.3 (May 2009)

Cape (November 2008)

Cape - Price target lifted to 386p (July 2008)

Cape - Shares re-rated after forecasts upgrade (May 2008)

Cape - Industrial services firm with huge (March 2008)

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