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  • Saturday, 17 May 2003

Eden 

AFTER a new shareholder took over Eden Enterprises last year, the former restaurant operator and property company, which has been placed under Practice Note 4 condition, has awakened somewhat. Although it has not announced any substantial plans, other than a stated aim to see its power generation and electrical and electronic businesses feature more significantly in its future earnings, shares of the company continue to be actively traded. Eden Enterprises is hopeful of turning the corner this year back to profitability following a few years of losses. 

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