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International Nuclear Solutions

May 2007

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Specialist nuclear engineering and design firm International Nuclear Solutions (INS) has recommended a cash offer from engineering and defence support services firm Babcock, 447p, worth 63p a share, to value it at £39.3m. Babcock, which already owns 24.5% of INS, should also be pleased with the latter’s final results, which showed pretax profit before costs related to its de-merger from RTS, rising nearly 14% to £2.5m on turnover ahead 29% at £31.7m. The take-over price means our front-page recommendation last July has now gained 68%. Accept the offer. ...

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International Nuclear Solutions - Shares soar after bid approach (March 2007)

International Nuclear Solutions - 11% increase in staff numbers (November 2006)

International Nuclear Solutions (October 2006)

International Nuclear Solutions - Huge nuclear decommissioning opportunity (July 2006)

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