Laird still confident
Electrical components manufacturer Laird said trading in the final quarter has followed the same trends as the third and is confident of delivering earnings in line with company forecasts.
Electrical components manufacturer Laird said trading in the final quarter has followed the same trends as the third and is confident of delivering earnings in line with company forecasts.
The group, which supplies products and technology solutions used in network infrastructure, wireless connectivity and industrial controls, said it is on track to deliver underlying earnings of no less than 16p per share.
"2011 was a year of progress for Laird, advancing our strategic objectives and focusing on delivering on our targets and commitments. Our overall market position remains strong and we continue to benefit from operating within diverse end markets and with a broad customer base," Laird said in a company statement.
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