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Planit

August 2004

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Turnover increased by 32% to £26.9m in the year to 30 April (26% excluding acquisitions). Of this, two thirds came from  the UK and the remainder from the US.  Adjusted pretax profit was £2.6m, up from £1.6m. Earnings rose to 2.6p (21% tax charge) from 1.7p last time. Cashflow from operations was strong and after spending £1.8m on acquisitions, net debt, mostly dollar denominated, fell by £0.8m to £5.9m. Planit currently operates across three main  divisions; retail, woodworking and metal working. The legacy retail business in kitchen, bedroom and bathroom design systems continues to gain market share. Planit said sales from its main distributors were holding up well despite the u ...

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