UK 21:50 Saturday, 26 September 2026
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Industrial chains and related power transmission products company Renold plc (RNO) issued an update just last month concluding “as a result of the continued positive trading momentum, and an increase in activity from the recently announced Davidson acquisition, the board now anticipates achieving results for the year ending 31 March 2024, higher than previously expected”. That helped the shares up to 31p but that was only a level they had been at as recently as May and this month they have fallen from above 30p at the start towards 27.5p. Recently they have started to recover, but we suggest there is a lot further to go from a 28.4p offer price.
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