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Andor (AIM:AND) – great business but don’t disappoint in the current market

08/06/2012 · Andor Technology (AND) 

Despite trading ahead for the first half Andor’s warning that second half trading would not prove as promising sent the shares down over 30%.With growth prospects, in the short term at least, reigned back, the shares might struggle in the current demanding environment - although tha applies to virtually everything!

Two major OEM customers in the Americas did not achieve forecast sales which resulted in a £3.0m shortfall in orders for Andor in the period. In the absence of a significant improvement in economic conditions, it looks unlikely that this deficit will be absorbed in the short term and as a result they now expect the second half performance will be less than originally projected.

The business as a whole looks in decent shape with…

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