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Elementis - 13% profit upgrade

June 2011

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  • Epic Code:
  • ELM
  • Price:
  • 157p
Elementis has announced that Q1 is “significantly ahead” of last year. Both divisions have performed well with specialty products' operating margin significantly ahead of H2 2010. Within its chromium division, top-line growth has come from upgrading product mix, while further profit improvement should come from Q2 with the commissioning of its natural gas facility. Broker Collins Stewart has upgraded this year's forecasts for net profit by 13% with new eps expected to be 11.2p, rising to 12.2p next year. Given its ability to rapidly pay down net debt as well as the expectation of further eps upgrades,  the prospective PE of 14 is low. Keep buying. ...

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