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Synergy Healthcare - Q1 sales up 30%

September 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • SYR
  • Price:
  • 840p
Synergy Healthcare, which provides sterilisation of surgical instruments, has announced another rosy trading update for the first quarter to end June, with sales rising almost 30% to £66.2m (15% excluding acquisitions). On a region-by-region basis, the UK enjoyed 39% sales growth, with 20% each for Rest of Europe and the fledgling Asia side.  There's not a lot of new news to report other than a reiteration of its plan to lift growth rates by adding capacity to its commercial sterilisation business. The other highlight was that Synergy  signed up three hospitals in China to ten-year contracts. Synergy remains a well-run business with excellent growth prospects and a large order book. ...

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