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Walker Greenbank - Gain to date: 153%

June 2014

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  • Epic Code:
  • WGB
  • Price:
  • 187.5p
Shares in Walker Greenbank, which makes high end wall coverings and woven and printed fabrics, soared to a high of 215p at one point, yielding a healthy gain over our recommendation price of 74.25p in June ‘12.  Final results for the year to 31 January were slightly ahead of expectations with sales, pretax profit and eps rising 4%, 15% and 20% respectively to £78.4m, £7.3m and 10.7p. In the brands division, which supplies famous names such as Sanderson, Morris & Co, Zoffany and Harlequin, sales increased 3.3% to £60.8m. While challenging conditions meant the UK grew just 0.6%, Western Europe and the US increased sales 9%, while the Far East grew 11%. Milestones included the launch of “Anthology†by Harlequi ...

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