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Carter & Carter

June 2007

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Carter & Carter have announced the shocking and sudden death of their founder and chief executive, Philip Carter, who along with his son and two others was killed in a helicopter crash on his return home from a football match in Liverpool. Philip Carter struck us as a highly driven but very warm individual and we would like to take this opportunity to offer our sincere condolences to his family. On an interim basis the company have promoted non-executive Rodney Westhead as acting chief executive while they search for a permanent replacement. However, Philip Carter’s role in identifying earnings enhancing and strategically valuable acquisitions will be sorely missed. That said, as we go to press, Carter has amazingly ann ...

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Carter & Carter - Awaits hefty contract wins (May 2007)

Carter & Carter - Offer to acquire BPP (April 2007)

Carter & Carter - Significant tendering activity (March 2007)

Carter & Carter - Acquisitions push shares over Â£10 mark (February 2007)

Carter & Carter - Shares gain Â£2 in just two months (December 2006)

Carter & Carter - Fast growing leader in Â£2.3bn vocational learning sector (October 2006)

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