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Only 1 RNS in the short term regarding the trial thena further RNS in March for the results.
No large pension "deficit" i meant to say.
Margins in construction are unsustainably low, thats why so much debt for the big companies. Galli price has collapsed mainly because of Carrillion effect and others now struggling with debt plus their own past poor judgement in construction division but with their relatively low debt and no large pension surplus plus other divisions doing well, if they keep their discipline, they are well placed to take advantage of an increase in margins. Thats why im happy to hold and would be buying more at this price if i had the funds. Just my opinion and time will tell wether im right or horribly wrong.
Maybe because theyre good value now and people will be buying a few up to the divi pay out. Ex div mid March
Missing the connection between Providence being up 8% and and Logp being down 2% as a sign that we are getting close to news on Barryroe. I would have thought that if there is news on Barryroe, Logp would also be pulled up on the coat tails of Providence.
Spot on MW1. Only concern is that to this point management has remained pig headed regarding any input from shareholders. To point that certain decisions have bordered on negligence with our investments ie the current fiasco. So CB can talk about the past is the past but it is actually the present we should be concerned about. PS I'm not saying the BMR deal is a no no but in these situations, facing shareholders and the market is critical.
...sons for optimism if the board pull their fingers out.
Just for the record I bought at £13 just before the Carrillion collapse. My timing was perfect as usual 
Looks like im stuck with my shares for a good while. Im not as doomy and gloomy as some here though. There are reas
Third time now that GFRD board have raided the pockets of their investors for extra funds. I hope theyre not going to go on a reckless rush for growth now. Any more mistakes with construction and it will probably be a bloodbath in the boardroom. Hope theyre fully focused on avoiding that now, for all our sakes. Would be nice to see some big director buys. Thats one way to keep minds focused and improve investor confidence.
Interesting that theres a lot of consolidation going on now in oilfield services. Does anybody have a good guess at what PFC would likely go for. Id be happy with anything around £6 plus