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Insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor says it should double market share in two years as it buys W3 Debt Solutions.
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Recommendations
Surely no one is enjoying the current downturn more than insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor, which has beaten forecasts for last year and foresees at least two more years of these superlative conditions.
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Growth Company Investor was an early supporter of insolvency business Begbies, having originally backed the shares at 55.5p. And we believe further growth is assured, with ambitious chairman Ric Traynor aiming to take turnover above £100m by 2010, insisting he can deliver operating margins ‘at 20% or better’ from such revenues.
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Updates on Growth Company Investor's recommendations on ASOS, Begbies Traynor, Debt Free Direct, Latchways, Umeco and William Ransom
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Begbies Traynor is on course to deliver on the three-year plan set out at float in 2004 – to double insolvency work from £20m and add another 20% of complementary sales taking turnover to £50m – by the middle of 2007.
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Our Company Watch and Company Profile recommendations increased 11.3 per cent last year – almost double that of the AIM Index.
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Recommended by Growth Company Investor at 69.5p last March, shares in insolvency and corporate rescue outfit Begbies Traynor have almost doubled, valuing the venture at almost £100m.
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Growth Company Investor backed this business recovery and insolvency services provider at 69.5p, and readers who bought on our advice are sitting on healthy 40% gains.
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Begbies may be the UK's only quoted insolvency and corporate rescue business – and therefore hard to compare – but the current valuation looks way off beam.
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Sector Articles
Troubled times lie ahead for UK Plc, with many of its constituent businesses demonstrating signs of distress.
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Interest burgeoned in protective security venture ArmorGroup International following news of a US weapons removal deal.
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