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Following TASC Acquisition, Engility Expects At Least $2 Billion In 2015 Sales

Following TASC Acquisition, Engility Expects At Least $2 Billion In 2015 Sales
Engility President and CEO Tony Smeraglinolo. Photo: Engility

Engility Holdings, Inc. [EGL] on Tuesday provided its fiscal guidance for 2015, saying sales are expected to be between $2 billion and $2.3 billion, which factors in about 10 months of revenue from the former government services company TASC in February.The company expects net income this year to range between a small loss and a profit. The earnings guidance, which includes impacts related to the TASC acquisition, is between 5 cents per share loss and 45 cents per share profit.“Our…

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