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Not surprised, the Highways Sector director Simon Ellison and Op's director Darren Dobson have both just left by mutual consent. Not sure who is running the highways sector now.
Their very brief 'in line' statement yesterday seems to have displeased the markets... hmmm...
Bidstats
Time2Buy, link?
They just won a chink of HS2 business
or maybe not
Thought the cancelling of all new smart motorways might have an effect here, will have to widen them instead, beauty!
Looks like COST will stay in a range 50-55 for a while yet.
Of course would be delighted to break 60 sooner. Some good news required. I however would not be overly concerned with any delays to HS2. They have enough work to be getting on with.
Sounds like the HS2 contract will be reduced in size?
Surely a fairer system would be encouraged by directors, anybody appearing on the financial register, MP's, newspaper bosses, media bosses, judges, barristers and solicitors declaring their membership and interests - surely it would make things more transparent and open - a list of MPs financial interests but not their membership of other bodies - no mention during heated debate over bias in the legal system on Jacob Rees-Mogg's GB News show State Of The Nation
Yes the donkey may leave then!!!
Your exit was 62p right? Thank goodness.
There are a few here happily eating their words!
Everything I own is up to 3% DOWN today... except one. :-)
I Cant believe the donkey is waking up lol
Can't believe it, I'm getting a nose bleed now!
More to come
Dog share or not there seems a healthy SP increase since Xmas. Will need 60p or more to be in the black for me, sorry for 'woofling' on a bit...
I bought back in April 21 at 62p having sold out in 2019 for over £1 so been waiting a while for this and no dividend in that time either but have always liked Costain as a company - we used to do a lot of work for them and they have always appeared well organised which is what drew me to them originally and actually they did have a good dividend - will that ever come back?
Pike, if you haven't seen any positive comments on here in the last 3 years you must have me on filter... I am generally positive and have a large holding begun in Covid (after holding 2 times previously in the past and making money). Not a fan of the CEO and his LTIP but apart from that its solid. I'm in this sector and have big ears so I get out when advisable.
I cant add to unvrkw post other than to emphasis that the Tier 1 subbies are going to get hit by more inflation relatively and over there it will be problematic for some this year. I'm sorry you didn't get some huge rerate but it will work its way up. Hopefully you have bought a few cheap ones and you can exit in good time. Good luck.
the contractors are all baking the inflation costs into their prices now and therefore limited risk they'll get stung. they've learnt to manage this and push back upon customer, customer also accepting a bit more there is nothing that they can do. i think it will help them make a little more as prices in some items come down they'll try and keep hold of the benefit longer
what's your take in times of high inflationary costs then? I bought pre-pandemic in the illusion it'd perform comparably to 2018/2019 and while most of competitors have somewhat done better or recover post-pandemic, this has not, the opposite in fact. I can't find positive comments on this board for the last 3 years. It is a dog share.
I am not donkey boy, just a naive, amateur private investor
Why do you think that?
When you said "Something brewing here" at 41p. Its now 51.
Did you think a heavy civil engineering company was going to invent a cure for cancer?
I see donkey boy has disappeared as well. Are you the same poster?
gosh, I assume this dog won't move until the next set of updates (if any) :-(