Company
Restore Plc
LON:RST
Restore plc is an AIM-listed support services company focussed on providing services to offices in the private and public sectors. Restore plc has two divisions: document management and relocations. As a group it provides safe and secure services in document storage, online and tape storage, document shredding, office relocation, IT relocation and IT asset disposal. The group has significantly developed and expanded these services over the last few years by means of acquisition and organic growth and provides nationwide services, with storage locations across all of mainland Britain. The Company was floated on AIM in November 2004. Our head office is in London W1.
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Shard Market Eye - 2016 Shares to Watch
As the sound of sleigh bells can be heard and the year draws to a close we highlight some stocks to watch in 2016.
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