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Lehman Abs Corp. 7.75% Corporate Backed Trust Certificates, Federal Express Corp. Note-Backed Series 2001-37 | NYSE:XKO | NYSE | Ordinary Share |
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RNS Number:3646U XKO Group PLC 19 January 2004 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 19 January 2004 XKO GROUP plc XKO GROUP plc ("XKO" or "the Company") ACQUISITION OF DISASTER RECOVERY BUSINESS AND ASSETS The Board of XKO is pleased to announce the acquisition of certain trading assets and business activities from Datacentre Limited, a private company operating primarily on the Isle of Man, for an aggregate consideration of #1.7 million. The assets and activities being acquired relate primarily to the provision of high specification Disaster Recovery and contracted infrastructure support services. The Disaster Recovery services are delivered to financial services corporates under medium term contracts supported by a high level of fixed capital investment and support staff. XKO is acquiring the ongoing Disaster Recovery contract base and the related asset base with a view to providing an enhanced service to customers and long term certainty of supply. The acquisition has enabled XKO to acquire well invested Disaster Recovery facilities in both the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. The financial services and Government Division of XKO has traded successfully for many years in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man and the acquisition of these key facilities should greatly enhance our market share and service provision to customers. Contracted revenues acquired, on either annual or multi year contracts are approximately #1.6 million per annum. The balance of revenues being acquired, amounting to approximately #2.5 million represents the sale of software and IT infrastructure design and build. The consideration of #1.7 million is payable as to #800,000 in cash and the Company assuming debt relating to some of the assets acquired which is estimated to be #900,000. The assets being acquired will have an approximate book value of #1 million and the directors of XKO estimate that the assets and businesses to be acquired generated an operating profit of approximately #100,000 based on standard accounting principles, during the year ended 31 December 2002. XKO expects to incur exceptional integration costs of some #200,000, primarily in the current financial year to 31 March 2004. It is expected that the majority of this expenditure will be related to a cost reduction exercise and securing integration benefits. The Board believes that the acquisition will be immediately earnings enhancing before any exceptional costs as well as contributing significantly to the strategic development of the Group's services operations. The funding for the acquisition has been provided by The Royal Bank of Scotland through an increase of the Group's term loan facilities. Commenting on the acquisition the Chief Executive, Simon Beart said: "This acquisition underlines our commitment to servicing our Government and Financial Services customers and our determination to provide customers with all the services they require. The provision of Disaster Recovery is now a core part of our extended offering and we will be looking for further opportunities in this area." Enquiries Simon Beart Chief Executive 07710 444 370 Rob Collins Evolution Beeson Gregory 020 7071 4311 Richard Darby Buchanan Communications 020 7466 5000 Mike Sawbridge Teather & Greenwood 0151 242 0610 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END ACQIIFSALAIALIS
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