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FTSE 100 ends the week 4.2pc higher (Telegraph Markets) - Feb 19, 2010

"We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from a cyclical recovery in its end markets and that concerns over the outlook for [its subsidiary] NP Aerospace are more than discounted in the current share price," said Tim Rothery, analyst at Goldman Sachs 
Share:  "We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from a cyclical recovery in its end markets and that concerns over the outlook for [its subsidiary] <span class="company">NP Aerospace</span> are more than discounted in the current share price," said <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span>, analyst at Goldman Sachs Tweet this 

"We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from a cyclical recovery in its end markets and that concerns over the outlook for [its subsidiary] NP Aerospace are more than discounted in the current share price," said Tim Rothery, analyst at Goldman Sachs 
Share:  "We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from a cyclical recovery in its end markets and that concerns over the outlook for [its subsidiary] <span class="company">NP Aerospace</span> are more than discounted in the current share price," said <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span>, analyst at Goldman Sachs Tweet this 

Barclays dips on fears it may need more funds (Telegraph - Business) - Jul 21, 2009

Tim Rothery, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier." However, William Hill was heavily sold off after Playtech, a joint venture partner in William Hill Online, gave warning that full year trading will be below market forecasts. 
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Share:  <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span>, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier." Tweet this 

Tim Rothery, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier." However, William Hill was heavily sold off after Playtech, a joint venture partner in William Hill Online, gave warning that full year trading will be below market forecasts. 
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Share:  <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span>, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier." Tweet this 

The shares lost 6 to 225p. Car parts manufacturer GKN topped the FTSE 250, surging 6 to 88½p, after Goldman Sachs added the company to its "conviction buy" list. Tim Rothery, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier."  
Share:  <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span>, analyst at Goldman Sachs, said: "As balance sheet concerns have been addressed through the rights issue, and pension risk is fully captured in our valuation (we assume a £400m increase in the deficit), we believe the current share price offers an attractive entry point into a high quality automotive and aerospace supplier." Tweet this 

Hedge fund OchZiff swoops on Premier Foods (Telegraph Markets) - Mar 31, 2009

A bullish note from heavyweight broker Goldman Sachs buoyed car parts manufacturer GKN. GKN lost 4.4pc on Monday after the US government rejected plans to rescue General Motors and Chrysler. On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst Tim Rothery dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. He said the company's restructuring plan should be enough to help the business deal with a decline in volumes. Mr Rothery, who reiterated his "buy" rating, also said he believes GKN will return to profit next year. 
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Share:  On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span> dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. Tweet this 

A bullish note from heavyweight broker Goldman Sachs buoyed car parts manufacturer GKN. GKN lost 4.4pc on Monday after the US government rejected plans to rescue General Motors and Chrysler. On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst Tim Rothery dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. He said the company's restructuring plan should be enough to help the business deal with a decline in volumes. Mr Rothery, who reiterated his "buy" rating, also said he believes GKN will return to profit next year. 
Share:  On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span> dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. Tweet this 

A bullish note from heavyweight broker Goldman Sachs buoyed car parts manufacturer GKN. GKN lost 4.4pc on Monday after the US government rejected plans to rescue General Motors and Chrysler. On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst Tim Rothery dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. He said the company's restructuring plan should be enough to help the business deal with a decline in volumes. Mr Rothery, who reiterated his "buy" rating, also said he believes GKN will return to profit next year. 
Share:  On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs's analyst <span class="analyst">Tim Rothery</span> dismissed market concerns about liquidity problems and a possible rights issue. Tweet this 

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Tim Rothery

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