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Maybe I should just chat away over here, always a tumble weed or 3 in here, nobody cares
cmon lafargic give us an rns and or some decent news!!! lets get this boat out of stagnant waters
Things are starting to move as contracts roll in....watch this space come next april, it will have doubled by then, you will see lol ;-D
July 29, 2013 Share on twitter Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email £480m highways deal could go to Lafarge Tarmac Lafarge Tarmac is on the verge of being awarded a highway maintenance deal for roads across Norfolk. Norfolk County Council says the deal, which is worth between £300 million and £480m over 12 years, could save taxpayers up to £4.4m a year. It is expected to be rubber stamped at a cabinet meeting on Monday (5 August). The current contract is being run by May Gurney and expires in March 2014. Pothole repairs and patching, surfacing and surface dressing, white lining and highway construction projects all fall under the contract remit.
Just announced on radio Norwich Lafarge have won Norfolks mega highway contract for the next 12 years (this contract is what made May Gurney from a small time player into what they are today) they plan to spend 480million on the highways apparantly...Good stuff
"We are progressing fast and I am convinced that we will deliver most of our 2012-2015 plan to generate 1.75bn additional EBITDA through cost reduction and innovation measures by the end of 2014, close to one year ahead of our initial objective. We target to deliver 650m additional EBITDA from these measures in 2013," he said in the earnings statement. Furthermore, bucking the trend on Wednesday seen by the likes of German airline Lufthansa or UK insurer RSA that suspended and cut their dividend, respectively, the French company upped its 2012 payout to 1. Lafarge was leading the risers on the Cac 40, trading up 5.94% to $49.495 in morning trade in Paris.
Lafarge saw shares rise strongly after reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday morning and announcing that it will reach its cost-cutting goal a year earlier than originally announced. The world's largest cement maker reported that sales remained stable at 3.809bn, while current operating income grew 12% to 603m. EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) rose 7.0% to 865m, compared to the 821.6m consensus estimate. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bruno Lafont said that the earnings were buoyed by growth in emerging markets.