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Rail division weighs on Bradken

SHARES for mining services company Bradken have dipped following news it slashed its guidance for the 2012 financial year due to one-off costs and reduced sales volumes.

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Rail division weighs on Bradken

The company now hopes to generate between $95 million and $102 million in net profit after tax for the period, which represents a 13% midpoint growth over the 2011 financial year. It forecasts full-year...

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