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Photonic systems, components and instrumentation for applications in the aerospace & defence, industrial and sciences sectors company Gooch & Housego (GHH) has updated including that its “manufacturing locations in the UK, USA and China are now fully open, thanks to measures that were quickly and efficiently put in place by our site teams, minimising the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic for our customers whilst keeping our employees safe… Trading levels in June and July reflected the recovery in the company’s manufacturing capacity and some of our larger customers’ manufacturing sites reopening… our order book remains robust”. The shares though are still not much above levels from when I previously wrote on the company in April…
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