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WSP - Market conditions remain strong

June 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • WSH
  • Price:
  • 751p
Shares in multi-disciplined engineering consultancy WSP have put on £1 since our last update a couple of months ago and its growth story remains very positive. At the AGM, the company reported that its financial performance in the first quarter was excellent in market conditions that remain strong. Although no new acquisitions were unveiled, WSP hinted that it remains actively on the look-out for deals both to continue its diversification program and to boost its order book. Indeed the board noted that a deal is likely to be made later in the year. We made WSP a main write-up last December at 486p and a New Year NAP in January at 530p, so the shares have done well in quick time. Continue to hold. ...

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