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Cape - Sell off ocer-done; forward PE now 6.6

January 2012

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Cape has noted that while overall revenue growth in Q3 was up 15% year-on-year thanks to higher levels of business in the Far East / Pacific Rim and UK, operating margins have been impacted by slow release of work on secured contracts and a changing mix of work outside the UK. Cape has also decided to take one-off charges in relation to a specific contract in the UK and depot closure costs in Australia. Meanwhile, for 2012 Cape continues to see a strong pipeline of opportunities, although it expects ongoing margin pressures in the Middle East and a risk of p ...

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