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so when is THUS shares really going to go up or are they going to stay
after all the good news.around 8p

Until Bill Allen pledges his future to this I cannot see it going above 9p

I;m in for 50k at these levels it made a higher low this time round looks to be heading to test 12p if it can break through then 20p on the cards

IMHO

Had a shock when I clicked the "Research" button on this company. The address is "Griffin House", and my immediate reaction was "are they sharing offices with Griffin Mining?".
No, just a coincidence of names. Griffin Mining's office address is different.
I thought I had uncovered a conspiacy!

Still no change

Analysts at HSBC upgrade Thus Group Plc (THZ1) from "add" to "buy." The target price has been raised from 38p to 42p.

In a research note published this morning, the analysts mention that the company has recently reported revenue growth of 10%, along with a 13% increase in profit margins. The analysts expect an improvement in the companys cash flow. Thus Group Plc is also likely to achieve its breakeven target in H2 2004-2005, HSBC says.

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Thursday 29 July 2004

Thus cuts its losses



Thus will later this month sell its contact centre business, reflecting the tough market operators are facing as a result of companies outsourcing their contact centre business to low-cost countries like India.

Thus is selling its loss making contact centre business to market specialist Response Handling for 1.75m, allowing it to concentrate on core operations such as broadband provision to businesses.

The Thus contact centres provide outsourced inbound and outbound calling capability to a wide variety of major companies based in the UK, and Response Handling will now pick up these contracts.

The Thus contact centres employ 1,000 people and transfer details are yet to be finalised with staff.

Turnover for the contact centres was just 21.7m for the year ending
31 March 2004, compared to 24.6m the previous year. The division made a loss before tax of 1m last financial year.

William Allan, Thus chief executive, says, This disposal will sharpen our focus on our key growth areas of data services, and it protects the best interests of our customers, ensuring business continuity and quality of service.

Getting rid of the dead wood
Got to be a good move for future prospects