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Midwich Group PLC
LON:MIDW
Midwich Group plc is a specialist AV and document solutions distributor to the trade market, with operations in the UK and Ireland, France, Germany and Australasia.The Group’s long-standing relationships with over 300 vendors, including blue-chip organisations such as Samsung, LG, Epson and NEC, supports a comprehensive product portfolio across major audio visual categories such as large format displays, projectors, digital signage and printers.
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M&C Saatchi says profit will be materially ahead of forecasts
A look at the major movers on the London market on Wednesday
Midwich confident in navigating market disruption
Challenging conditions are expected to continue until lockdowns are significantly eased in the specialist audio-visual products distributor's markets
Midwich to raise funds as it enters the US market with chunky acquisition
The newly issued shares are equivalent to around 9.9% of the group's existing issued share capital; the directors will be buying 203,000 of them.
FTSE 100 edges higher ahead of big Brexit vote
"It’s over. The deal and perhaps May’s premiership. The DUP & the ERG & Cox have seen to that. What’s extraordinary is that no-one knows what happens next," tweeted the BBC's Nick Robinson
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If Theresa's May's plan is voted down again, the Brexit can might be kicked further down the road
Tuesday will also bring the latest UK GDP growth data, a day ahead of the Chancellor's Spring Statement, as well as results from Domino's Pizza, G4S, and Cairn Energy
Picture gets even brighter for Midwich as it lifts expectations once again
The stock floated at 208p back in May 2016 and investors have been “cuckoo” over it ever since, with the share price more than doubling
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FTSE 100 finishes in red as China growth worries hit global equities
Top laggard on Footsie was oil services giant Wood Group, which shed 4.09% to 524.80p
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Eyes on Dixons Carphone guidance as it delivers trading update on Tuesday
Dixons Carphone and Cairn Energy will be among Tuesday's highlights.
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Brexit a factor in easyJet update, while US/China trade wars could be a drag for Burberry
The Week Ahead will also bring trading updates from the likes of Vodafone, Anglo American, William Hill, Dixons Carphone, and WH Smith, plus the latest UK jobs and wages data
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Urals Energy shares lifted as it secures price for latest oil shipment
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in London on Friday
Hardware & electrical equipment
Midwich Group raises full-year expectations
Floated at 208p in May 2016, investors have been "cuckoo" over Midwich shares ever since
FTSE 100 closes firmly lower as traders get jumpy about US politics
FTSE 100 finished almost 76 points lower at 7,138, while the FTSE 250 lost over 254 points at 19,863.
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Philip Hammond's first-ever UK Spring Statement to show austerity still very much alive
The day ahead includes the first-ever UK Spring Statement from Chancellor Philip Hammond, plus full-year results from Antogasta, Cairn Energy, and Fevertree Drinks
FTSE 100 closes lower as pound strengthens and inflation rises
As trading in London draws to a close, all eyes turn to the launch of Apple's latest iPhone which is scheduled to take place at 6pm UK time
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Apple's latest iPhone launch to push UK inflation numbers into the shade
Day ahead includes the launch of Apple Inc's iPhone 8, the August UK inflation numbers, and first quarter results from FTSE 100 equipment hire firm Ashtead Group
Magnolia Petroleum flows higher as it offloads 19 wells for US$400,000
A look at some of the main news-driven risers and fallers in London
The picture improves at audiovisual devices distributor Midwich
Higher sales have fed through to profits that will be comfortably ahead of expectations
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London’s IPO market is lively ahead of a BREXIT storm
There's a steady stream of capital going into the junior market, whilst London continues countdown to the Brexit countdown vote.
Midwich Group makes premium AIM debut
Stephen Fenby, Midwich managing director and 27.9% shareholder, described the listing as an important milestone in the group’s history.