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Hill & Smith - Health & safety boosts transport

March 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • HILS
  • Price:
  • 298p
Under the watchful stewardship of chief executive David Grove, Hill & Smith has developed a lucrative niche supplying transport infrastructure products, such as crash barriers, traffic sign poles and lighting columns. Such a business might seem too dowdy to fit the profile of a momentum stock but the combination of healthy government transport funding and several value enhancing acquisitions have seen it grow quickly in recent years. Pretax profits are on course to jump from £9m in 2003 to more than £21m this year and Grove, who previously worked at senior levels in the private equity world, has set his stall out to expand further through acquisitions and entry into new markets. ...

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