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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Domino Print. | DNO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 915.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 915.00 | 915.00 |
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Posted at 14/12/2010 17:09 by robinnicolson Investors Chronicle: |
Posted at 27/1/2006 21:31 by grigor Harris Associates up to 3.21%Value investors |
Posted at 19/1/2005 21:01 by banquet Cokney rebel- can I say you're getting a bit of a reputation as a ramper, turning up on threads that are doing well and posting constant dribble ramps. Not a very genuine way to behave imo - more like wanting to screw your fellow investor to make a personally gain. i thought you were a genuine type but not any more.Still - if that's how you want to behave then fair enough but I have you marked up on my card as a potential double6 type and that's not a pleasant place to be bracketed imo. Best wishes banq |
Posted at 19/1/2005 07:50 by sealed Domino Printing ScienceMANY companies can deflect currency concerns because the impact of shifting foreign exchange markets does no more than alter the numbers when they are translated into sterling for the purposes of the formal presentation of results. If goods and services are sold in the same currency zones as they are made, and financial obligations are balanced across geographies, the underlying effect is minimal. Domino Printing Sciences, however, is not so lucky. Although it strives to buy as much raw material in the countries where it sells its products, there is only so much it can do. Profits at Domino are affected by currency movements and in the year to October 31 the impact was all bad. It speaks volumes for the strength of the business, however, that it has been able to show impressive progress in spite of the currency bugbear. In constant currency terms, sales growth would have been 13 per cent. But actual sales growth of 8 per cent is perfectly respectable. Profits grew at three times that rate thanks to the implementation of operating efficiencies and the fact that a bigger cash balance meant that the firm earned more interest. Domino has mined a rich seam of business opportunity in the past and is well set to continue the process. Manufacturing companies of all sorts want to identify individual products and the printing equipment supplied by Domino facilitates the wish. Some customers are obliged to identify products by dint of regulation. The number of type of goods needing to be identified is growing. Sell-by dates on foodstuffs is staple fare for Domino but engineered goods and pharmaceuticals are among other items that need individual tagging. The number of countries where this sort of tagging is deemed appropriate, moreover, is also increasing. Shares have climbed 44 per cent in the past 12 months as investors have learnt to appreciate the size of the market opportunity facing Domino. Shares now trade on a prospective p/e ratio of 15 and give a yield of 2.4 per cent. They look fully valued, but are worth holding. |
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