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BTG Says Full-Year Revenue Will Be Ahead of Analyst Estimates
October 05, 2011
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Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- BTG Plc said full-year revenue in the year ending March 31 2012 will be between 160 million pounds and 165 million pounds compared with current analyst estimates of 139.6 million pounds.
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