Mitie shares slide post rights issue
Just over 805mln new shares were admitted from the £201mln rights issue
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LON:MTO
MITIE Group PLC is a holding company. The Company, through its subsidiary, is engaged in the provision of services in support of the buildings and infrastructure. It is organized in three divisions: facilities services, property services and engineering services. Facilities services offer integrated facilities management and a range of services including, asset management, energy consultancy, document management, front of house, catering, cleaning, engineering maintenance, landscaping, pest control, security, waste and environmental management. Property services offer roofing, repairs and redecoration, interior fit-out, plumbing and heating, social housing maintenance and refurbishment, and fire protection. Engineering services offer services, including mechanical and electrical, energy generation and management, technology, and infrastructure. In March 2008, it completed the acquisitions of Catering Partnership Holdings Limited and DW Tilley Limited.
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Just over 805mln new shares were admitted from the £201mln rights issue
The facilities management firm saw “continued improvement” in year-end net debt, which was £80mln
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The facilities management group said discretionary project work was being “significantly deferred”, although demand for its cleaning and security services from food and online retailers was increasing
Mitie said the deal is expected to generate revenues of about £170mln per year.
Mitie Catering employs 3,600 people at over 330 sites across the UK and Ireland.
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Britain's blue-chip index clocked off 24.18 points higher at 7,250.90
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For the year ended 31 March 2019, the company reported an operating profit before other items of £88.2mln, just above the £84-£87mln range predicted in a March trading update
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CMA had previously smelt a rat as it felt the merger could result in a “substantial lessening of competition”
The CMA said: "Having considered a wide range of evidence, it (CMA) has found there could be a substantial reduction in competition, which may lead to higher prices or reduced quality for customers”
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The US broker's analysts reduced its full-year 2019/2020 earnings per share estimate for the FTSE All-Share-listed group by 21%, leading it to cut its target to 150p from 260p
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Mitie said it is "well-positioned for future growth despite a challenging backdrop in the industry and political uncertainty"
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The FTSE 250 though, seen as a better indicator of the state of UK companies, closed down around 41 points at 19,347.
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