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Tristel PLC
LON:TSTL
Tristel PLC is engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of infection control and water treatment products. The Company’s principal activity include manufacture, development and sale of infection control products using the group’s chlorine dioxide chemistry and its associated applications. Its subsidiaries include Tristel Solutions Limited and Tristel Technologies Limited. The principal activities of the subsidiaries include supply of infection control products.
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Tristel reveals special dividend and higher second-half sales
Revenue and adjusted pretax profit for the year from the continuing operations will be in line with consensus forecasts of £28.4mln and £4.5mln respectively, it said
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Tristel raises dividend after record year for all overseas subsidiaries
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Tristel secures regulatory approval in India for three disinfectant products
Health regulators in India have approved the use of Tristel's high-level disinfectants on invasive medical devices
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The UK blue-chip benchmark finished down over 27 points at 7,026, while the FTSE 250 closed down over 52 points at 18,961.
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Tristel shares rise as US Environmental Protection Agency registers its cleaning product Duo
The AIM-listed firm said this registration enables the company to market Duo to clean and disinfect hard, non-porous surfaces
Utilitywise shares rise as new customers drive revenue growth
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FTSE 100 joins global shares to head lower; retail sales disappoint
The FTSE 100 index closed down 19 at 7,523, as US stocks joined in a retreat by global markets today amid worries over the situation in Spain
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Consumer focus as Unilever and Travis Perkins issue updates, retail sales eyed
The day ahead includes trading updates from Travis Perkins PLC and Unilever PLC, as well as the latest UK retail sales data
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UK inflation and jobs data to show real wages remain under pressure
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Nighthawk's bank has agreed to overlook the breach and Nighthawk is now considering its options. Meanwhile, Tristel has been hit by regulatory delays for a new product in the US
Tristel shares rise after firm says turnover, pretax profit are ahead of expectations
The firm said turnover for the year was in excess of £20mln, up from £17.1mln in 2016, while pretax profit of at least £4mln was above the £3.3mln recorded in 2016
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BHP Billiton, Drax and TalkTalk to be among Wednesday’s highlights
Interim results are due from UK power firm Drax and a trading statement from TalkTalk will likely also garner investor attentions.
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FTSE 100 closes higher with retailer Next top riser
FTSE 100 was three points higher at 7,238, Next rises strongly.
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Next to report first annual profit decline in eight years as Brexit hurts retailers
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Tristel's shares gain as it exceeds first half revenue growth target and lifts dividend
Tristel's first half revenues have grown more than it anticipated, driven by international sales and currency tailwinds
Tristel's international expansion drives revenue growth
In the year to June 30, the pre-tax profit was up 27% to £3.3mln against £2.6mln in 2015 on revenues, which were 12% higher at £17.1mln.
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Tristel overseas expansion continues as it posts strong half
Tristel, which makes infection control and hygiene products, reported a strong first half as it continues to roll out internationally and announced 95% increase in the interim dividend.
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