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Kentz - Slightly ahead of expectations

March 2012

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  • Epic Code:
  • KENZ
  • Price:
  • 472p
With a potential showdown between the US and Iran inching oil prices ever upwards, the outlook for Kentz remains strong. Its latest update noted that results for the year to 31 December would be marginally ahead of consensus expectations. Highlights included a record backlog of US$2.4 bn, up 50% over 2010, underpinned by further new awards and natural growth on existing contracts. The pipeline of prospects sits at just over US$10bn, whilst the cash position remains strong at around US$223m, an increase of US$45m from last June. Tipped again at 419p last May after initially adding them to the TMI portfolio at 132p in March '08, the shares still trade on an ex-cash PE of just 10.7. Buy ahead ...

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