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Cranswick - Expects to beat market expectations

October 2020

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Most investors probably imagine the biggest gains are found amongst tech and internet-based shares and few would spare a second glance to meat processors. However, spare a glance at meat processor Cranswick and you might think differently with the shares, which traded at just 70p in the mid 1990s, now touching £40 for the first time. The group has survived foot and mouth disease, 9/11 and the credit crunch and came up smiling while Covid-19, which has put consumers under quasi house arrest, has fuelled a further spike in demand. Sales in the 13 weeks to 27 June grew almost 25% over the same period last year (19.2% like-for-like) and while the loosening of restrictions is expected to normalise trading, the group has said it still ex ...

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Cranswick - Meat processor’s pretax profit to grow 4-fold in 14 years! (March 2024)

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Cranswick (August 2021)

Cranswick (August 2020)

Cranswick - Demand for its meat rockets as people forced to eat at home (May 2020)

Cranswick - Terrific 182% gain (January 2020)

Cranswick (September 2018)

Cranswick - Shares hit high of 3502p (July 2018)

Cranswick - Ahead of expectations (March 2018)

Cranswick (February 2018)

Cranswick (September 2017)

Cranswick -Shares break through £30 barrier (July 2017)

Cranswick - Another acquisition (February 2017)

Cranswick (October 2016)

Cranswick - Remarkably resilient share price (August 2016)

Cranswick - Shares hit Â£25 after acquisition (June 2016)

Cranswick - 10% volume growth in Q3 (March 2016)

Cranswick - Shares break through Â£19 for first time (February 2016)

Cranswick - Sales ahead of expectations (November 2015)

Cranswick (October 2015)

Cranswick - Shares soar over Â£16 for first time (July 2015)

Cranswick - Recovery of operating margins (January 2015)

Cranswick (July 2014)

Cranswick (May 2014)

Cranswick - Revenues up 13% (March 2014)

Cranswick - Supplier of premium pork products doing well from horse meat scandal (August 2013)

Cranswick - Sales of premium pork products soaring (January 2008)

Cranswick - Excellent earnings record for premium pork product supplier (September 2006)

Cranswick - Competition starting to ease (July 2003)

Cranswick (January 2003)

Cranswick - Gaining selling space at Sainsbury's (September 2002)

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