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[link] From The Construction Index: These are the top three pure-play construction contractors in the Builders’ Conference league table for 2019. It has Lendlease at the head of its table due largely to a £4bn long-term redevelopment around Euston station in London for HS2. Its role there is co-developer, however, rather than main contractor.
It turns out that Kier is winning a massive amount of work compared to its rivals. Kier signed a new construction contract on every single working day of 2019, on average, according to market data gathered by the Builders Conference. During 2019 Kier signed up as contractor on 256 different construction projects; during 253 working days in 2019. The total value of the work won by Kier in 2019 was just over £3bn or £3,012.5m to be precise, according to the Builders Conference. By contrast, Balfour Beatty won less than £2bn of new construction business in 2019; it signed 55 contracts with a total value of £1,976.4m, according to the Builders Conference categorisation system, although it won a further £500m-worth of work in a £1bn joint venture with Vinci for HS2. Morgan Sindall signed 182 contracts with a total value of £1,961.8m.
If the deal goes thru. Your broker will just replace your shares with cash for the value of the deal price.
If the deal does go through, will there still he an immediate risk of share price dropping back down ? I mean isbit a good idea to take profits now ?
No ii page , got these 1st June 2017 .. up about 50% still have them to slow to log in lse ( lew lib )... had a slice planed Feb 2019 @ 14.5p over 15p now.
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I have some shares in Fronterra Resources and they have suspended trading in UK. Is there anything I can do with these shared please?. Any advice is welcome. Thank you
When END owe 650 million ,make no profit ,pay no dividend with a CEO under investigation for bribery and fraud.How could any company agree to deal with these parasites,when it is obvious they cannot pay their near end of term debt.Please reteet this on to all. Merry Christmas to all.
Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Email App Share to LinkedIn African oil executive Samuel Dossou-Aworet has built up a stake of just over 7 per cent in Tullow Oil, taking advantage of as slump in the oil exploration group’s stock in the past five weeks. Mr Dossou-Aworet co-founded a pan-African exploration company called Energy Africa in 1994, which was acquired by Tullow Oil 15 years ago for $500 million (€448 million). The deal doubled the size of Tullow at the time, giving it assets from Ghana to Namibia along the west coast of Africa.