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Back in November 2018 here, I concluded about temporary power company Aggreko (AGK) that it was worth 30% more than its c.750p share price then. However, returns in 2019 were reversed in 2020 as the Olympics did not happen and emerging market demand was hit by a bunch of “challenges” as well. Still – by last month – Aggreko gave a short update which concluded that its cautious £80-100 million profit target for 2020 was likely to be slightly beaten. And to highlight improving prospects, it saw 2021’s profits to be back to the £170-190 million range. That is not too shabby for a company trading back in late January at an EV of about £1.7 billion.
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