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Rok

May 2008

Investing in shares may lose you all or some of your money. Past performance is no indication of future performance. Some of the shares recommended here may be small company shares, which can be relatively illiquid and hard to trade and this makes such shares more risky than other investments.

Rok, the building and property development firm, has acquired Richardson Projects, a provider of new build and refurbishment services to the social housing sector, for an initial Â£22.5m. Richardson, which operates from offices in Rochdale and Leeds, reported pretax profits of Â£4.2m in the year ended 31 August 2007. This equates to an exit PE of 7.5 and will be marginally eps enhancing this year and significantly so next. Broker Numis is forecasting eps of 15p for this year and 16.6p in 2009, making the shares look cheap, although there's no likelihood of a quick recovery just yet. Keep holding. ...

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James Fisher - Results ahead of expectations

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Rok - Suffers from project cancellations (December 2008)

Rok - Closes property development side (September 2008)

Rok - Prospective PE just 7.8 (April 2008)

Rok (December 2007)

Rok - order book rises 50% (October 2007)

Rok - Shares double in two years (August 2007)

Rok (June 2007)

ROK - Forecast beating results (April 2007)

Rok (February 2007)

Rok - Useful 33% gain in 3 months (November 2006)

Rok - Order book rises to Â£370m (October 2006)

Rok (September 2006)

Rok - Â£1.1bn framework agreements underpin growth potential (August 2006)

ROK Property - Very consistent share price growth (June 2005)

ROK Property Solutions - Falls through stop-loss in spite of upgrade (March 2003)

ROK Property Solutions - Acquires large construction firm (September 2002)

Rok Property Solutions - Rokeagle cuts two deals (August 2002)

Rok Property Solutions - Nationwide ambitions (June 2002)

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Rok

May 2008

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