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Tarsus

March 2018

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The share price performance of business events group Tarsus is more akin to the tortoise than the hare but a series of rising highs and lows means they recently hit a high of 336p, nicely above the 61p at which we highlighted them in March ‘09.For the year to 31st December it noted a pleasing 7% like-for-like increase in revenues and overall visitor numbers. The number of “replications,” that is clones of existing event franchises into new territories, increased to 28 while the three major acquisitions made at the end of 2016, Connect (US), Hometex and Intex (both China), were successfully integrated into the group.Since its last update on 21st November it has held three of its larger events; Labelexpo ...

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Tarsus - Bid at 425p locks in 605% gain (July 2019)

Tarsus (April 2019)

Tarsus (November 2017)

Tarsus - Forward bookings tracking 10% ahead (April 2017)

Tarsus - Largest acquisition in its history (January 2017)

Tarsus (December 2016)

Tarsus - Liberum has 350p price target (September 2016)

Tarsus - Emerging markets & US: 86% of revenues (April 2016)

Tarsus - â€˜Quickening the paceâ€™ strategy paying off for business events organiser (November 2015)

Tarsus - Prospective PE now just 11.3 (October 2015)

Tarsus - Like-for-like revenues up 9% (October 2014)

Tarsus - Forward bookings ahead 11% (May 2014)

Tarsus - Eyes further acquisitions (February 2014)

Tarsus - New Mexican joint venture (January 2014)

Tarsus - Forward bookings 12% ahead (September 2013)

Tarsus - Forward bookings ahead 11% (July 2013)

Tarsus (May 2013)

Tarsus - Exposure to fast growing emerging markets reaches 50% revenues (February 2013)

Tarsus - Shares hit 3-year high (September 2012)

Tarsus- Forward bookings tracking ahead of previous yeat (August 2012)

Tarsus - Bookings tracking 15% ahead (July 2012)

Tarsus - Makes second Turkish acquisition (May 2012)

Tarsus - Shares finally starting to re-rate (March 2012)

Tarsus (January 2012)

Tarsus - French disposal looks smart (November 2011)

Tarsus - Forward bookings remain strong (September 2011)

Tarsus - Forward bookings strong (August 2011)

Tarsus - Turkish acquisition boosts prospects (July 2011)

Tarsus - Forward bookings remain strong (May 2011)

Tarsus - Much stronger outlook, still very cheap (February 2011)

Tarsus - PE rating less than half ITEâ€™s (January 2011)

Tarsus - Shares on prospective PE of just 6.9 - big discount to ITE (November 2010)

Tarsus - 76% 2010 revenues already booked (September 2010)

Tarsus - Chart break-out (August 2010)

Tarsus (April 2010)

Tarsus - Dubai Airshow drives strong growth (February 2010)

Tarsus (January 2010)

Tarsus (October 2009)

Tarsus (September 2009)

Tarsus - Placing raises Â£2.8m (August 2009)

Tarsus - Business events firm excellent value on PE of just 5.4 (June 2009)

Tarsus - Forward bookings still strong (May 2009)

Tarsus - Business events organiser trading on PE of just 3.0 (March 2009)

Tarsus - Low PE of 3.6 belies â€˜must-haveâ€™ nature of events (February 2009)

Tarsus (December 2008)

Tarsus - Business events showing resilience (September 2008)

Tarsus - Eps jumps 61% (May 2008)

Tarsus (February 2008)

Tarsus - Eps on course to double to 21p in the three years to 2009 (January 2008)

Tarsus - High level of contracted sales (August 2007)

Tarsus (February 2007)

Tarsus - Acquisition triggers chart break out (January 2007)

Tarsus - Forward bookings cover 95% of budget (November 2006)

Tarsus - Flagship show grows 23% (April 2006)

Tarsus - Largest event sees 20% growth (February 2006)

Tarsus - Buys Packaging Summit (December 2005)

Tarsus - Exhibitions business enjoys high recurring revenues (October 2005)

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Tarsus

March 2018

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