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Ultra Electronics - Defence electronics firm boasts fabulous 13 year record

January 2010

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  • Epic Code:
  • ULE
  • Price:
  • 1316p
One of the key factors in determining our success on the battlefield in Afghanistan is knowing exactly where our troops, armoured vehicles and fighter planes are in relation to Taliban forces at any given moment. Most of the time we are one step ahead and that's largely thanks to the so-called battlespace IT equipment supplied by FTSE-250 firm Ultra Electronics, the subject of this month's main write-up. Ultra, a world leading aerospace and defence electronics company, with interests spanning aircraft systems, tactical surveillance and radio communications, has fashioned a fantastic record, with eps more than tripling from 26p to almost 80p in the past nine years. This reflects both its ability to identify highly profitable sweet ...

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