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Provider of secure payment and customer service products, Eckoh plc (ECK) has updated that it “has seen a significant increase in revenue and margins during the first quarter of the new financial year and that current trading remains in line with market expectations”. However, with the shares up from 15.5p as recently as June 2013 and around 30p earlier in 2014 to a current 43p – capitalising the company at approaching £93 million – does there remain any value left here?
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Libero
Totally agree. So glad someone out there is valuing shares as strictly as I try to!