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Xaar

January 2015

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The shares have been climbing after Xaar said Q4 saw the core ceramic tile market in China recover and profits are now expected to be above the top-end of the range. It expects sales of £108m for FY14 although previous FY15 guidance for sales to "not exceed £100m" is unchanged. Jeffries has lifted its full year forecast 10% to 25.8p, although this years is left at 16.8p. The key new products are still a year away. Strong hold. ...

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