Aga Rangemaster
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Cooker orders were up 8% at the half year stage on 2012 with the company expecting a benefit from a rise in housing transactions
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Cash-strapped Britons shun the luxury cooker brand, driving sales down 3%
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Two of Britain's biggest engineering groups were in the takeover spotlight after this week's departures of their chief executives
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Amid the natural disasters, Libyan turmoil, rising unemployment and the European debt crisis, it's nice to know wealthy consumers around the world are still buying posh leather handbags
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• Sales of Aga and Rangemaster cookers drive £16.4m pre-tax profit
• France replaces Ireland as company's main export market
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We said the machines were difficult to cook on. Not so, says MsMarmiteLover, who uses an Aga to feed 30 guests every Saturday night
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Aga Rangemaster enjoyed a second-half boost in sales with orders finishing 2009 higher than a year earlier
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Bovis Homes has become the latest housebuilder to report upbeat figures
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BT is raising its dividend and increasing its cost-cutting target to £1.6bn
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Aga Rangemaster's orders remain 20% lower than last year, but the decline appears to have 'levelled out'
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Stagecoach's bus passenger numbers are growing strongly despite the economic crisis, but its train services have taken a hit
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Orders for cast-iron stoves have fallen sharply since the onset of the recession
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Blow from recession comes on top of criticism from George Monbiot
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The cast-iron cooker maker has been dented by the recession
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Demand for Aga cookers has gone off the boil in the last few weeks, but Aldi and Travelodge want to profit from the downturn together
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Aga Foodservice Group, the upmarket kitchen appliance maker, yesterday reported increased revenue and profit spurred by strong cooker sales.
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Growing interest in quality home cooking drove record first-half profits at Aga Foodservice. The group sold 9,000 of its upmarket cast-iron cookers, and is aiming for 20,000 for the full year.
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Growing interest in quality home cooking drove record first-half profits at Aga Foodservice. The group sold 9,000 of its upmarket cast iron cookers, and aimed for 20,000 for the full year.
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Aga Foodservices, maker of the Aga Rayburn cooking ranges, posted a pre-tax profit of £33.5m yesterday and told shareholders to expect a 20% rise in dividends.
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Aspiring interior designers will soon be able to buy hearty oil-fired Aga cookers and Fired Earth tiles under the same roof, thanks to the takeover of the paints and ceramics firm by Aga Foodservice Group for £30m yesterday.
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