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Software solutions provider to the international wireless and leisure travel industries, Anite plc (AIE) has updated that trading in its third quarter (to end January) “has overall been in line with expectations” and that “we continue to expect that second half trading will improve on the first half”. With the shares having nudged ahead to 86.5p, after a profit warning in October which saw them plunge from more than 110p, is a recovery now in progress here?
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Malcolm Stacey
Dear old Anite. Starting off really well and then hit a slough of despond that lasted years. I finally got out, having run out of patience. But at least it is a survivor. Good luck to all those still in.