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ITE - One of Numis' key picks for 2012

March 2012

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  • Epic Code:
  • ITE
  • Price:
  • 235p
Revenues in Q1 (ITE's quietest period) rose over 50% to £31m, with organic growth of 17% and the rest (c. £7m) from events bought last year. Only one of its top ten events was held in the period, with the Kazakhstan Oil & Gas Exhibition growing space sales by 9% to 8,500 sq. metres. Net cash was £12m, up from £5.5m at the year-end and after spending nearly £6m on acquisitions. Contracted revenues for the full year were £113m (up 8% like-for-like over last year) and represent c. 67% of current year market expectations.Numis has left forecasts unchanged (eps: 16.6p, rising to 18.7p in 2013) while its price target is 288p. With ITE's demand outlook very positive the broker reiterates ...

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