Article: Battered stocks hold potential pay-offs.

Byline: Trevor Hoey

Aug 08, 2006 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Australian-listed Cellnet Group has fallen out of favour among investors in recent years. This is primarily due to its tendency to surprise on the downside, rather than its often disappointing profit performance. Cellnet recently posted a 2005-06 profit of $A1.6m, which is 76 per cent lower than previously, although this was the result of restructuring measures such as redundancies and inventory write-downs. Meanwhile, Korvest has posted a $A4.1m profit for 2005-06, which is 35 per cent higher ...

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