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SSP Group - Shares hit new high of 398p

February 2017

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  • Epic Code:
  • SSPG
  • Price:
  • 392p
As we said last July “an overdue chart breakout could be on the way” and that’s exactly what’s transpired with shares spiking to a new high of 398p. The catalyst for SSP, a leading operator of food and beverage concessions mainly in airports and train stations, was final results, which effectively achieved next year’s forecasts a year early! Turnover, pretax profit and eps increased almost 9%, 31% and 26% respectively to £1.99bn, £107.5m and 15.5p, helped by favourable currency trends. Excluding this, revenues and pretax rose 5% and 18.2%. The “beat” was otherwise partly due to new contract wins (+1.7% sales) but mainly thanks to a jump in operating margin from 5.4% to 6.1%, helped by ...

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