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Inter Link Foods - Like-for-like sales ahead 15%

October 2004

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The shares have jumped to a new high of 530p  and are up 73p sinceour main recommendation two months ago.  The catalyst was anexceptionally bullish AGM statement which noted that total sales wereup 31%, with like-for-like sales ahead 15% for the first four months to31 August – figures which made its tenth anniversary celebrations tastevery sweet.  Chairman, Jeremy Hamer, noted that new productlaunches and new listings continue at a high level, while the group hasnow completed the upgrade of Hoppers’ mince pie factory in good timefor the key Christmas period.  At the very least the trading statement underpins brokers expectationsfor a 30% increase in earnings this year.  On a prospective PE ofjust 10.7 the sh ...

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