Smiths Group (LSE:SMIN) has reaffirmed its full-year outlook after reporting a strong first half, marked by higher sales and profits, a fresh acquisition in the United States, and upgraded financial targets for its core industrial divisions. Revenue for the six months to the end of January rose 9.1% on an organic basis to £1.61 billion, with operating profit margins up 50 basis points to 16.7%.
Smiths Group (SMGZY) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy).
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Smiths Group PLC's surprise break-up has left questions around a potential US listing for the engineering firm, according to analysts. Friday saw Smiths firm up plans to split off its Interconnect and Detection businesses following pressure from activist investor Engine Capital.
Smiths Group PLC bounced over 11% on Friday after detailing plans for a strategic shift which would see the engineering firm broken up. Having faced pressure to sell parts of its four-division-strong business by US investment group Engine Capital, Smiths confirmed in a statement that two would be split off.
Smiths Group said on Friday it plans to separate its Smiths detection business, known for its baggage-screening kit and explosive detectors that are a common sight at airports, through a demerger or sale.
U.K.-based engineering giant Smiths Group has confirmed a cybersecurity incident involving “unauthorized access” to its systems.
Smiths Group PLC shares headed lower on Tuesday after the engineering firm said it had been hit by a cyber attack. Shares dropped 1.9% following a statement saying Smiths was “currently managing a cyber security incident” involving “unauthorised access to the company's systems”.
British engineering firm Smiths Group said on Tuesday it was managing a cyber security incident that involved unauthorised access to its systems.
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