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International Nuclear Solutions

October 2006

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INS has won a contract with Carillion for the supply, integration and site support of process plant and equipment for the Sellafield Product and Residue Store project. The contract, which is Sellafield’s largest new build project, is worth more than £15m and includes advance orders of over £3m. The shares have drifted below our 37.5p recommendation price on low volumes ahead of interim results on 26 September and are not behaving well. Set stop-loss of 32p. ...

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