In an in-line trading update, Brady says each of the group’s three divisions have signed deals in the year to date. This includes the first new business from energycredit, which the group acquired in January. The brief trading update indicates that the group is stabilising after the difficult FY15, which saw business being deferred in the wake of the turmoil in the commodities space. Nevertheless, the outcome for the year will depend on the busier Q2 and Q4. We are maintaining our forecasts and continue to believe the shares look attractive, trading on c 14x our cash-adjusted FY17e earnings.
