TT ELECTRON. (TTG).

Investors Chronicle, September, 2005

In July, TT Electronics warned that first-half underlying trading profit would fall. The group's shares plummeted 12 per cent on the news, and were pummelled again in August when fellow automotive supplier First Technology issued a profit warning.

In the event, TT's first half wasn't as bad as expected, with underlying pre-tax profits rising 3 per cent to GBP11.4m. Reported pre-tax profit was boosted by a GBP5m exceptional gain from the sale of a Gravesend site. TT is now looking overseas for cheaper manufacturing sites. Around 35 per cent of the workforce is now based in low-cost regions and March's acquisition of Dage provided TT with manufacturing and product sourcing facilities in China. However, in some cases, TT has decided that it cannot compete with...

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