FRANKFURT, April 28 (Reuters) - DMG Mori Seiki AG GILG.DE ,
the German machine-tool maker in which Japan's DMG Mori Seiki Co
Ltd 6141.T recently acquired a majority stake, posted an 8
percent gain in quarterly net income but order intake slipped as
some customers postponed orders.
The group formerly known as Gildemeister said quarterly net
income rose to 19.5 million euros ($21.2 million), above the
16.4 million euro average estimate in a Reuters analyst poll.
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First-quarter order intake declined 2 percent to 587.2
million euros.
"For the second quarter, we plan with an order intake above
the level of the previous year. We expect important impulses
from the trade fairs in Asia," it said.
($1 = 0.9189 euros)
(Reporting by Ludwig Burger; Editing by Maria Sheahan)
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Keywords: DMG MORI RESULTS/