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By: Martin Slaney

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  • SocGen profit grows despite hit from CDS

    July 6, 2009

    SOCIETE Generale expects to post a small second-quarter net profit, helped by its corporate and investment banking division, the French bank said in a statement yesterday. Net banking income would be hit by a negative impact of €1.3bn resulting from credit default swaps used to hedge its loan portfolio and debt instruments used by the [...]

  • Marston’s brushes off investor rebellion as 176m rights issue gets green light

    July 6, 2009

    PUB group Marston’s yesterday got the green light from shareholders for its proposed £176m rights issue, which was dubbed by some leading shareholders as “totally ridiculous.” Yesterday at an extraordinary meeting almost 10 per cent of shareholders voted against the plans, arguing that the level of share raising and expansion plans would provide no real [...]

  • ONE WOOD STREET CHANGES HANDS

    July 6, 2009

    LAND Securities yesterday said it has sold the leasehold interest in City office building One Wood Street for £105.5m. The property was bought by fund manager Aerium on behalf of the Glenn Arrow UK Property Fund. The building generates an annual rent of £8.4m.

  • Friends Prov offloads final F&C shares

    July 6, 2009

    INSURER Friends Provident has finished demerging its 52 per cent stake in asset manager F&C, after it sold its final 11.7 per cent chunk into the market on behalf of a group of smaller shareholders yesterday. While bigger Friends Provident shareholders were recently handed shares of F&C as part of the demerger, to do with [...]

  • Unite Group lifted by UK student fund

    July 6, 2009

    UNITE Group, Britain’s biggest developer of student housing, said the net asset value of its flagship fund rose 4.1 per cent in the second quarter, bucking turbulent conditions in the broader property market. The estimated net asset value (NAV) of the Unite UK Student Accommodation Fund at 30 June rose to 71.2p per unit versus [...]

  • St Modwen sinks into the red as losses hit 93.8m

    July 6, 2009

    PROPERTY developer St Modwen yesterday sank into the red as it reported losses had quadrupled to £93.8m for the six months to the end of May. The group, which owns the Elephant & Castle shopping centre, warned that it had seen no pick up in rental values in the commercial sector, but the residential market [...]

  • Caledonia says assets rise as it gets investing

    July 6, 2009

    INVESTMENT trust Caledonia Investments yesterday said its net assets rose to £994m in the three months to end-June, from £906m at the end of March. The group made investments of £23.2m in the quarter, including £9.5m in a rights issue by Indian-listed textiles firm Alok. It realised assets worth £2.2m over the period. The net [...]

  • BEST OF THE BROKERS

    July 6, 2009

    VICTREXKBC Peel Hunt has initiated coverage on Victrex, the high performance plastic manufacturers, with a “buy” recommendation and a target price of 650p, predicting strong profits growth for 2010. It says the current consensus is 8 per cent too low, and that should Victrex begin restocking then forecasts could be revised up again. AEGIS GROUPPanmure [...]

  • Pace on target for first-half

    July 6, 2009

    Set-top box maker Pace yesterday said it was on target to meet management expectations when it unveils its results for the six months ended 30 June. It said the operating performance remained “strong”. The company, which makes devices for BSkyB, Comcast and Canal Plus, said in April it is benefiting from increased demand for digital [...]

  • Oxford Bio’s TroVax salvaged

    July 6, 2009

    Gene therapy specialist Oxford BioMedica said yesterday that a ruling by US regulators has cleared the way for it to develop its lead drug in a range of cancers, following a review of a failed trial. TroVax, which is being developed with Sanofi-Aventis, missed a key goal in a Phase III renal cancer trial in [...]

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