Indian software firms may prove resilient

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Software companies in India are likely to maintain expansive profit margins despite threats of reduced earnings on their foreign counterparts. Market analysts are optimistic that the industry's growth level would reach the 50% to 70% range, even if US companies endure a major economic slowdown. In fact, an economic recession may bolster the growth of local enterprises, as it may reduce the price of products by half and create various outsourcing opportunities to domestic workers. Demand for products is likewise expected to increase due to the problems posed by the millenium transition.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, India

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Fans see Budi Acid Jaya's hidden charm

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Indonesia's leading producer of tapioca starch, Budi Acid Jaya, is attracting investors despite its lack of liquidity. Analysts believe that a low stock price and a strong growth potential are Budi Acid Jaya's biggest attractions. The company is predicted to have an average profit growth of about 37% per year over the next three years. Its strong management team as well as the presence of notable companies in its investor list are also encouraging investors to place their money on Budi Acid Jaya.

Wet corn milling, Starch ex Corn Starch, Starch, Plant products industry, Budi Acid Jaya

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Investors mull over Lonsum

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Investors should exploit plantation company London Sumatra of Indonesia's stock surge to reduce their holdings despite attractions that include dollar revenue, excellent technology and a highly-regarded management team, according to analysts. Analysts add that locking in profits may prove the best decision to make in the face of the economic crisis that is gripping the Asian region.

Management, Investments, Indonesia, Securities, Plantations, London Sumatra

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