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Stobart - Target to grow EBITDA from £35m to £98m between 2017-2022

July 2017

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Most people would associate the Stobart Group with the Eddie Stobart trucking company famous for its red and green livery, with every cab named after a different woman and whose drivers are instructed to wear a shirt and tie and honk their horns at all who acknowledge them. But Stobart Group has sold down its stake in the recently floated Eddie Stobart, 158.5p, generating a handsome profit and paying down debt and as the bottom left-top right chart illustrates, it’s moving on to better things. Targets 5m passengers at airportWhile Stobart still owns a small stake in Eddie Stobart, investor excitement is firmly concentrated on its two emerging divisions, an aviation operation dominated by Southend Airport and ...

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