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Movers & Shakers - 5 March 2013

The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited

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John Wood Group (WG.L) – EBITA from continuing operations of $461.1m (2011: $341.6m) up 35%. Profit from continuing operations before tax and exceptional items of $362.7m (2011: $254.1m) up 43%. Total dividend of 17cts per share (2011: 13.5cts) up 26%. Closing Price 758.00p (Reuters)

Standard Chartered (STAN.L) – To report at 8:15am. Closing Price 1780.00p (Reuters)

Xstrata (XTA.L) – 2012 attributable profit $3.65bn vs. $5.79bn 2011 (consensus: $3.3 billion) Operating profit $4.79bn, down 43%. Dividends per share 45.5cts. $176m of cost savings in 2012 through cost efficiency initiatives, increased volumes in coal, zinc. Closing Price 1099.50p (Reuters)

Tullett Prebon (TLPR.L) – A slowdown in its revenues had continued into this year as tough market conditions eat into client demand for trading financial product. Revenues for the year ending Dec. 31 came in at £850.8m vs. £910.2m a year earlier. Closing Price 259.80p (Reuters)

Meggitt (MGGT.L) – Posted a better-than-expected 12% rise in full-year profit, driven by strong growth at its energy and civil aerospace businesses. Closing Price 459.10p (Reuters)

Tracsis (TRCS.L) – Profit before tax rose 50% cent to 1.7m pounds in the six months ended January 31st. Closing Price 175.00p (Reuters)

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Prior day's Movers & Shakers:

Stock Code Close High Low
Amlin AML.L -1.32% -0.28% -2.76%
Intertek ITRK.L 1.27% 3.82% -0.30%
Debenhams DEB.L -14.22% -5.92% -15.17%
Keller Group KLR.L 5.23% 7.51% 0.13%
Bumi BUMI.L -2.35% -0.22% -4.05%
HSBC HSBA.L -2.49% 0.73% -3.51%
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