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UP Global Sourcing

September 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • UPGS
  • Price:
  • 117.5p
UPGS has issued a reassuring pre-close update for the year ended 31 July. Sales will be up 13% to a record £154.2m driven mostly by the earnings enhancing acquisition of Salter with underlying organic growth of 1%. Pretax profit has increased by 42% to £15.8m.Growth has been particularly strong amongst its supermarket customers, which is the largest sales channel. Shore Cap forecasts eps of 13.8p for the year just ended, with 14.5p this year. There is a useful dividend of 6.9p and 7.2p, respectively, for a 5% yield. Await results due on 3 November.  ...

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