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Non-Tech : Gaming Partners International (GPIC)

GPIC 13.75

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From: Glenn Petersen	11/27/2005 8:54:39 PM
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During the third quarter of 2004, the shares of GPIC traded as low as $3.85. On September 1, 2004, the company changed its name from Paul-Son Gaming Corporation. In October, Shuffle Master purchased its RFID patents and the mass media ran a series of generally positive articles on RFID enabled casino chips. The increased visibility, combined with the name change and the fact that GPIC was reporting some impressive financial results, drove the price of GPIC’s shares to a high of $25.81 in December 2004. On Friday, it closed at $11.98 per share. A two year chart: finance.yahoo.com Earnings (loss) per share 2002: ($.42) 2003: $.16 2004: $.34 Estimated 2005: $.46 The estimate for 2005 assumes that the company reports fourth quarter earnings of $.19 per share compared to earnings of $.16 per share in 2004.

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