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Enova shares soar on outlook

Wed Apr 1, 2009 4:35am EDT

    April 1 (Reuters) - The London-listed shares of Enova 
Systems Inc  doubled on Wednesday, a day after 
the U.S.-based maker of power management systems for vehicles 
said it had a strong order book and forecast growth across its 
key markets. 
    Revenue and earnings across the company's key target 
markets remain strong in spite of the economic turmoil, Enova 
said on Tuesday even as it reported a wider full-year loss. 
    The 2008 loss widened to $12.9 million, from a year-ago 
loss of $9.3 million, mainly due to a 60 percent drop in sales 
to its largest customer Tanfield Group Plc . 
    Enova had warned in August 2008 that it would see a 
decline in revenue for the rest of the year as Tanfield had 
announced plans to order fewer drive systems. 
    Enova shares were up 83 percent at 55 pence by 0831 GMT on 
Wednesday. They hit a high of 60 pence earlier in the session. 
 (Reporting by Balachander Surianarayanan in Bangalore; 
Editing by Himani Sarkar) 
 ((balachander.surianarayanan@thomsonreuters.com; +44 207 542 
7717; Reuters Messaging: 
balachander.surianarayanan.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)) 
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