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Nichols - Take a part profit

June 2012

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  • Epic Code:
  • NICL
  • Price:
  • 708p
Trading for the first four months of 2012 for Vimto owner Nichols has impressively shown double-digit sales growth against very strong comparatives a year ago of +12.5% and both the UK and international sales are performing strongly. Helping it outperform has been two licensing agreements signed last year with Levi Roots and Weight Watchers, the latter already being listed in three of the four main supermarkets. Also helping the international side has been a multi country distribution partnership in North Africa with ECCB and Castel while in the Middle East Coca-cola's acquisition of a 49% interest in Nichols' distribution partner, Aujun Industries, should provide extra muscle to its distribution network there. ...

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