Advanced Power Components: power to shock

Article Abstract:

Advanced Power Components has issued a profit warning three months following a flotation in Nov 1996. The directors repaid personal loans to Advanced Power Components and spent some 500,000 pounds sterling on expenses for the flotation, with 2.8 million pounds of 4.9 million pounds left for the company. The company faces a drop in orders for ISDN components though sales could rise in 1998. ISDN could be replaced by other technology which would hit Advanced Power Components.

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Nokia

Article Abstract:

Nokia is achieving good margins in the company's telecoms business despite competition. The company's share price has risen due to an expected rise in the sales of mobile phones world wide. Nokia forecasts a five-fold growth in subscribers in the 5 years from 1995, and ranks second in the world handset market, after Motorola. The company's mobile phones division saw a rise in sales of 75% for the first four months of 1995, and analysts are revising forecasts upwards.

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Nokia

Article Abstract:

Nokia is in a leading position in the world market, though the company faces competition.

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