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LON:DLAR
De La Rue PLC is a commercial security printer and papermaker, involved in the production of over 150 national currencies and a range of security documents, such as passports, authentication labels and fiscal stamps. It also provides cash handling equipment and software solutions to banks and retailers worldwide.
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The shortened trading Week Ahead will only bring updates from the likes of second-liners FirstGroup, Pennon, Wizz Air, and Daily Mail & General Trust
The banknote printer said the five-year contract will see it implement a track and trace solution on the around 1.7 bln cigarette and hand-rolling tobacco packs sold in the UK each year through a unique identifier
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The day ahead includes full year results from Topps Tiles and Pets at Home along with interims from Quiz and Pennon
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The Week Ahead will bring a hotch-potch of updates from the likes of blue-chip Intertek Group, and mid caps Thomas Cook, Pennon, Greene King, Go-Ahead Group, and Britvic
The FTSE SmallCap firm said for the full year ended 31 March 2018, pre-tax profit rose to £113.6mln from £58.2mln a year ago
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A look at the day's major share price movers, including Clontarf Energy, De La Rue and Photo-Me
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The UK blue-chip index had a surge near the close of play and added nearly 57 points
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The state-owned lender is reportedly considering asking for permission to restart dividends after making progress in resolving legacy issues and returning to an annual profit
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Week Ahead also includes full-year results from platinum refiner Johnson Matthey PLC, transport operator Firstgroup PLC, and discount retailer B&M European Value Retail SA
The company's shares are currently trading about 17% higher intra-day, at 9.7 cents.
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The secure printer said it has considered all options and decided not to appeal against the government’s decision to award the £490mln post-Brexit passport production contract to Franco-Dutch firm Gemalto
De La Rue told the Financial Times on Monday that it was taking the first steps towards initiating a judicial review in the High Court against the provisional decision to award the contract to Gemalto
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in London on Thursday
The firm revealed that Jitesh Sodha, who had been its CFO for three years, has stepped down with immediate effect to "pursue his career outside of the Company"
Growth in polymers was a highlight in an otherwise flat year for De La Rue
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Like Bob Dudley, his counter-part at FTSE 100-listed peer BP, Shell’s chief executive Ben Van Beurden will see his multi-million euro salary come under close scrutiny
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Week ahead: Marks & Spencer, Dixons Carphone, Kingfisher, De la Rue...
Citibank’s analysts said that “while currency print supply/demand dynamics continue to improve, particularly with Joh Enschede’s recent closure, Crane’s US$100m investment in Malta, scheduled to open mid-2018, could bring back industry over
The small cap group said the outperformance has “been driven by good growth in Identity Systems and Product Authentication & Traceability product lines.”
