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Lennox - Fast-growing importer brings taste of home to Spanish ex-pats

February 2005

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Lennox, which was introduced to AIM via a placing in December, is a fast-growing importer and distributor of food and drink related products to supermarkets and other retail outlets in Spain. The products, which include many well-known British brands, are sold predominantly to the expatriate community living in Spain as well as toBritish and other European tourists visiting the country. Lennoxhas really pressed the accelerator in recent years with pretax profit expected to have increased 61% to Eu. 2.5m in the three years ended  31 December 2004. It is clearly benefiting from the rise in the number of ex-pats settling in Spain but there are several otherexciting opportunities, such as replicating its concept into ne ...

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