In Keycorps case --it reviews carrying values every six months--27/2/2003 -- Anonymous

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Subject: In Keycorps case --it reviews carrying values every six months--27/2/2003

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Date Posted: Monday, March 03, 06:27:46am
In reply to: recognised through the profit and loss statement.". 's message, ""A revaluation to the extent it is a reversal of a previous devaluation" on Saturday, March 01, 11:40:16pm

We carefully review the carrying value every six months. The valuation model we put together at the end of 2002 is still pretty current, so I'd be surprised if we had to revalue the business in the short term.

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In ERG's case--most of the I.T sector is pretty depressed--abymal in fact--howver from the millions it has spent building infrastructure up (NT) at last report revenue from that infrastructure grew by 173% (excluding the sale of telecoms business in prior period--if you include that 25%--which is still phenonemal) Monday, March 03, 06:32:33am

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In ERG's case--most of the I.T sector is pretty depressed--abymal in fact--howver from the millions it has spent building infrastructure up (NT)	at last report revenue from that infrastructure grew by 173% (excluding the sale of telecoms business in prior period--if you include that 25%--which is still phenonemal)	Monday, March 03, 06:32:33am