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Nichols - Shares back over £10

February 2015

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  • Epic Code:
  • NICL
  • Price:
  • 1042p
The shares soared back over £10 after soft drinks maker Nichols put out a strong year-end update in line with expectations. Group sales increased 3.4% (4% like-for-like) to £113.6m in spite of a tough UK soft drinks market, which only grew 0.4% over the 12 months. Aided by an advertising campaign, Vimto sales increased 4.5%.International sales to the Middle East grew an impressive 12.3% or 7.3% on a like-for-like basis.Investec has nudged up 2014 pretax profit forecasts to £25m for eps of 53.5p, rising to 55.5p this year.Nichols has been a great success for TMI with the shares 189% ahead of our original recommendation at 360p in May ‘10. Having previously suggested taking part profits at pric ...

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