New break

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Break for the Border has performed well in terms of its bars, but less well in terms of other areas that the company has expanded into. These non-core operations have mostly been sold after a new chief executive, Richard Beaumont, was appointed at the end of 1997. The company still owns the Gaeity Theater in Dublin, Ireland. The company's bars in Dublin, Ireland, provide most of its profits. New sites are to be opened in the United Kingdom. The company's profit is forecast at 1.67 million pounds sterling for 1997 to 1998 by Charterhouse Tilney.

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Power of the Boddies snatcher

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Greenalls is a UK hotel and drinking place concern and increased the number of its outlets with the acquisition of Boddington in Oct 1995. There are a total of 2,300 pubs and 1,100 of these are managed by the company. Greenalls is in a good position to gain cheaper supplies of drink for its outlets. The group's hotels division is performing well and the wholesale division gives Greenalls additional buying strength. The company's shares are recommended for investors in Jan 1996.

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Old Monk

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Old Monk is an expanding bar operator, with plans for further expansion. The company has performed well, and its management is strong, though its borrowings are high.

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