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Good to see RNS confirming that plenty of demand still out there and expansion has been on course.

Results expected to be ahead of market expectations hence the rise. Looking good.

Results expected in line with expectations. Double digit revenue and profit growth. Diversification seems to be on track. Looks positive.

cos it's good value (i.e. cheap).

"pleased to confirm that since its last trading update published on 26 November 2014, Matomy continues to perform strongly, with record results recorded in December 2014, both in terms of EBITDA and Group revenue." Also noteworthy, Rishad Tobaccowala, Publicis Group's Chief Strategy Officer, has been appointed to Matomy's Board, after Publicis's recent strategic investment in Matomy.

At http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/213906/aim-share-tips-2015

Not all cash though.

Reason for the rise according to LSE news link above.

http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2014/11/27/todays-mid-cap-losers-ubm-plc-hardy-oil-gas-plc-and-lancashire-holdings-limited/ Positive on the rights issue (despite the title!).

But if you let them lapse (i.e. do nothing), will you still get paid roughly the same amount?

I see they have been accumulating which is a good thing - solid II support at these levels (buy low is how to make money).

At these levels I'm just hanging onto to more shares.

Seem ok. Revenues up 1%. Relevant like for like sales up around 2%. Profits down slightly but that's because of exceptional items, without which "underlying operating profit increased in each of our core business segments". Final dividend up 4.9% to 4.3p per share.

Yes but better view may be that M&A activity has restated the value that was here but which was clouded unnecessarily by the pension reform announcements. Aviva obviously sees that value in FLG. There's also the fact that talk of possible deflation means that interest rate rises don't appear as close on the horizon as they perhaps were, but that's not exactly been a post October thing.

And here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/shares/11231894/Mark-Slaters-seven-income-share-tips-with-high-yields.html

Tipped here: http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2014/11/26/could-these-5-mid-caps-be-the-stars-of-2015-pace-plc-persimmon-plc-supergroup-plc-galliford-try-plc-and-monitise-plc/

Revenues up 21%, adjusted profits 19% and adjusted EBITDA 48% up.

Not much to it by the looks of it if this is correct: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ftse-250-movers-firstgroup-leads-163500885.html

So speculation of more consolidation in the sector as a result? Only really Vodafone a possibility though, surely, but I thought they had gone down the CWC route in the end?

Any reason?