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Bloomberg - Feb 23, 2010Reckitt Benckiser Group plc (RB.)
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Graham Jones
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Panmure GordonThe UK regulator said it will decide whether competition law has been breached after receiving a response from the company or "interested third parties"
Reckitt Benckiser fell as much as 12 percent in London trading and was down 23 pence, or 07 percent, to 3,457 pence as of 9:23 am local time
"While this issue will clearly take some time to resolve, we do not see it as being particularly material to the investment case," Graham Jones , an analyst at Panmure Gordon & Co, said in an e mailed note He cut his recommendation on the stock to "hold" from "buy" on valuation grounds
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The UK regulator said it will decide whether competition law has been breached after receiving a response from the company or "interested third parties" <span class="company">Reckitt Benckiser</span> fell as much as 12 percent in London trading and was down 23 pence, or 07 percent, to 3,457 pence as of 9:23 am local time<span class="sent"> "While this issue will clearly take some time to resolve, we do not see it as being particularly material to the investment case," <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span> , an analyst at Panmure Gordon & Co, said in an e mailed note</span> He cut his recommendation on the stock to "hold" from "buy" on valuation grounds...The UK regulator said it will decide whether competition law has been breached after receiving a response from the company or "interested third parties" <span class="company">Reckitt Benckiser</span> fell as much as 12 percent in London trading and was down 23 pence, or 07 percent, to 3,457 pence as of 9:23 am local time<span class="sent"> "While this issue will clearly take some time to resolve, we do not see it as being particularly material to the investment case," <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span> , an analyst at Panmure Gordon & Co, said in an e mailed note</span> He cut his recommendation on the stock to "hold" from "buy" on valuation grounds
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Food Manufacture - Feb 22, 2010Wittington Investments Ltd.
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Graham Jones
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Panmure GordonProfits from
Associated British Foods' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008
However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst Graham Jones
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Profits from <span class="company">Associated British Foods</span>' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008<span class="sent"> However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span></span>...Profits from <span class="company">Associated British Foods</span>' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008<span class="sent"> However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span></span> Tweet this
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Food Manufacture - Feb 22, 2010Associated British Foods plc (ABF) (ABF)
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Graham Jones
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Panmure GordonProfits from
Associated British Foods' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008
However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst Graham Jones
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Profits from <span class="company">Associated British Foods</span>' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008<span class="sent"> However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span></span>...Profits from <span class="company">Associated British Foods</span>' (ABF's) sugar division could surge 67% from £189M to £316M in 2009 2012, while volumes could surge 40% within five years, analysts at Panmure Gordon claim Profits from the UK sugar business slumped from £136M in 2005 to just £43M in 2008<span class="sent"> However, they edged back up to £80M in 2009 and could recover to more than £100M in 2010, predicted analyst <span class="analyst">Graham Jones</span></span> Tweet this
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