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Synergy Healthcare

November 2006

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  • Epic Code:
  • SYR
  • Price:
  • 626p
Shares in Synergy Healthcare have edged to a new high of 626p, helped by news that trading has "continued to perform ahead of expectations" for the first six months of its financial year to 1 October. Highlights include strong growth in operating margins from its Patient Care division (the former Shiloh business), while its UK and Dutch surgical businesses have operated in line with plan, with new centres opening in East London and Amsterdam performing well. Turning to the national decontamination program, two projects are moving towards financial close, while there is an encouraging rise in bidding activity ahead of the Healthcare Commission’s new quality standards coming into force from April 2007. ...

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