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2 ASX shares UBS says could increase 13% to 37%

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  • UBS has issued new research reports this week and has identified two companies with market-moving news they think are worth a look.
  • The company's seed technologies division was expected to deliver strong growth, led by growth in hybrid seeds and improved omega-3 pricing.
  • UBS said the expected result was a 2%-3% downgrade to previous expectations.
  • UBS has a price target of $22 on Telix shares compared to the current price of $16.01.

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Nufarm Ltd Nufarm shares are up by more than a third over the past 12 months, but UBS believes the stock still has a way to run.

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UBS has issued new research reports this week and has identified two companies with market-moving news they think are worth a look.

Nufarm shares are up by more than a third over the past 12 months but UBS believes the stock still has a way to run.

The company this week put out new earnings guidance.

The company's seed technologies division was expected to deliver strong growth, led by growth in hybrid seeds and improved omega-3 pricing.

On the negative side of the ledger Nufarm said it expected to book $90-$110 million in write downs.

UBS said the expected result was a 2%-3% downgrade to previous expectations.

The broker has a price target of $3.50 on Nufarm shares compared to $3.12 now.

UBS has a price target on Telix after attending a R&D day which the broker said, "showcased the meaningful clinical development for TLX's diagnostics and therapeutics pipeline across prostate, brain, and kidney cancers''."

UBS has a price target of $22 on Telix shares compared to the current price of $16.01.

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