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ThisTimeNextYeer In relation to your 15.25 post can I just check the source of your information as the information on the Belfast Harbour website traffic expected page is
02/01/21 16:50 STENA HIBERNIA ARR SCH AQR D L Heysham - Heysham STENA LINE IRISH SEA FERRIES
Which does not seem to indicate that it is going into dry dock. Something is showing as arriving into both the Dry Dock and the Building Dock early morning of the 1/1/21 unusually no ship name is shown. So it looks like there is work for the start of the year and Celtic Explorer will be in SRQ.
Stena Hibernia is due into dry dock on 2nd January for 1 week. Good to see some work in to start 2021.
Thanks chitta, yes he did indeed. So I would love to know if he now thinks the same. I think the agreement states we will still share energy policy / markets, therefore it's not quite the hard brexit that would have been top notch for gas volatility. But I may be wrong. Again though, irrespective of whether we are in or out, the volatile gas market and energy security is still there and very much needed. Islandmagee is still very much needed imho
Message for tango, apologies if I have misunderstood what you were alluding to the other day. The placing rns news may have scrambled my brain momentarily!
On the day of the general election JW tweeted that if the conservatives won it would be important for infa.The leaving of the EU I believe is pivotal and next year will be transformational for infa.The recent across the board job advertisement and money raise is in my opinion a signal that we are good to go.
Morning Stokey, hope you and all have had a lovely Christmas. I guess we need to look at the question being asked for the trade agreement to provide the answer. Put another way, what were fellow holders hoping to gain from being out of Europe? Is it that the govt would be able to hand us shipping work (non mod) or other sector work without going through a UK or EU procurement process? Were holders hoping we would get state subsidy to help the company grow or enable us to compete for work at a discount? A few peeps on the chat board have mentioned "come January 1st things will be different", including tango mentioning something couldn't be announced until then. So to round off, does the agreement provide us the opportunities envisaged by shareholder's that leaving Europe would bring? For me, irrespective of competition, be it UK or EU, I believe h&w is capable of standing it's ground and being very successful in 2021 particularly in partnership with navantia if necessary. Hope my ramblings are understood and would be very interested to hear from everyone if the agreement has changed their view's on what being out of EU now means for infa, h&w and winning govt contracts
I am just going through the summary of the trade deal and jumped to the procurement section and noted this.
'71. The UK and EU have also agreed an extension of market access coverage beyond the GPA, which includes: the gas and heat distribution sector; private utilities that act as a monopoly; and a range of additional services in the hospitality, telecoms, real estate, education and other business sectors. This will provide businesses with additional opportunities and will benefit contracting authorities through increased competition, creating better value for money for the taxpayer.'
If I am reading this correctly under the deal the procurement provisions go beyond the sectors in WTO CPA. This is good and bad.
You too,Stokey, and do keep up your often prolific and informative posts in 2021 .. you may well be very busy, and sooner than later , dear friend!!
If I am reading this page correctly https://booking.belfast-harbour.co.uk/ both BBD and BDD are due to have shipscoming into them on New Years Day. If that is correct the New Year would seem to be off to a good start. Not sure what the Departures relate to anyone got any ideas?
dawski37 I wish you and yours a very merry time an may you get all you wish for in 2021.
.....and safe & Covid free Christmas to all here and especially to our stupendous Board and Management Team at Harland but even more especially to all the workers there for making it such a success despite all the odds and issues/difficulties in 2020 .. roll on for a truly expectant and exciting 2021
According to the Belfast Harbour website on 28 December Celtic Explorer is moving from BDD to SRQ. Is BDD being cleared for something coming in in the New Year?
Spot on Dawski. From todays "live Brexit commenary" in the Guardian:
Downing Street agreed to terms that would see 25% of the catch by value of European fleets in UK waters “repatriated”.
That will require a much larger UK fishing fleet.....happy days ahead for shipbuilders!
Optimistic now
And significant mention made of the urgent need to modernise the fishing fleet ... Appledore looks an even better bet !!!
It seems that we have managed to agree a deal with the EU. However it still needs Parliamentary on both sides of the Channel. There is little time for detailed debate n what is said to be a 2000 page document in the next week so expect grumbling from next week when Parliament is recalled. Hopefully this means that we will have a normal market next year with less volatility.
it also means Team Resolute will not have to worry about possible tarriffs and quotas when making business decisions.
Bubble2021,
The first trade was a mis-print, the second netted this off and the third was the correct trade.
Is your user-name optimistic or pessimistic?!
Stokey,yes strange
Bubble2021 In relation to your 2.17 post I take it you are referring to the three 11.39 trades. Yes they are strange.
Strange trades there
Early reaction https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/infrastrata-raises-capital-for-2bn-of-opportunities-fd2e556/
Just as with the placing at 35p, we will have a period of indigestion but not as prolonged. This is perfectly natural. The fundamental reason for being a shareholder has not changed, in fact, given the investment in new technology this enables, maybe even strengthened. As shareholdes we put trust in a board of directors to use our money (share capital) wisely. To date, I remain happy with their decisions. Yes, risks remain but for now, I look forward with optimism. Technically, only a close below 42p would concern me. A close above 52p, the Oct 2019 closing high, would possibly encourage me to add further. Lets hope a post Brexit freedom allows Boris to carry out his election pledge to re- vitalise the regions. Wishing you all a happy Xmas and a positive 2021.
Morning a trade at 07:44,they don't open till 08:00??
Following on from yesterday's RNS the Notice of General Meeting including the shareholder circular for the Placing and Open Offer can be found here https://www.infrastrataplc.com/investors/documents-circulars/
Well said Mr Dawski. But as has been seen in 2020, the govts priority is yet again propping up the insanely overpriced property market with tax breaks for buytoletters and foreign money launderers seeking a property to hide their ill gotten gains.
Along with zero bureaucracy for the Bounce Back loan scam aimed at giving taxpayers money to fraudsters, failed companies and those entrepreneurial citizens with holiday lets.
Heavy industry is dirty and grimy, and to make it successful involves people who know what they're doing. Thus no place for our current so called "elite" to get involved and pilfer from it with the ease they can from the finance industry.
I've had money in this company for 3 years this coming March and it's a joke that IM has taken this long with no decision coming as of yet. If our current bureaucrats were around in Stephenson's day we'd still be getting around on horseback ... and Brunel would have had to do with being an early version of Rachman to get by.