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a couple this morning.
c'mon brousse, any more for you? fair ole slip in h2.
John Laing's growing pool of public-private partnerships and renewable energy investment opportunities should allow the company to grow 12% a year through to 2019, said HSBC as it restarted coverage of the stock with a 'buy' recommendation. HSBC said Laing's investments opportunities are in low risk territories in Europe, North America and Australasia, "where there is political support for PPP and a rising weight of secondary investment funds that exceeds the flow of finished projects". Opportunities in these territories are expected to structurally rise in both PPP and renewables, which the group can access through the network of offices, most recently expanded in the US. "We see PPP investment as the most expedient means of realising infrastructure demand," while HSBC's climate change strategist, Ashim Paun, has set out expectations for the renewable energy provision to increase by multiples of up to 3.3 times current levels by 2030 in the group's key markets. Analyst set a 340p share price target that projects a rise to a 20% premium to net asset value to reflect the growth prospects in both investment pools and the group's advantageous position and track record for realising surpluses.
from hsbc.
zzz
place to nap.
well, brousse topped up just under 290 in late april, so he appears to think that JLG is still on course.
I agree... Nice little breakout this week. I wonder if we will see some similar rises leading upto the interim results...
good stealth share. (like playing grandma's footsteps. when no-one is looking, the sp creeps that extra bit forward ...)
Indeed... Onwards and upwards hopefully!
... and the price holds above £3, nice.
no idea. they seem to be showing a very large uncrossing trade at high sp?
Does anybody know what has caused the sudden rise?
very nice to see that big figure.
a high divi payer, but shows the value of a high quality earnings stream with some inbuilt inflation proofing. roll on £3.50 by next spring?
Please can somebody tell me why this trades at a valuation of 5.5 times 2016 earnings? Why is it being held back so much? thanks
ex-div
and again. ride 'em, cowboy.
at least of the sunny uplands before the easter weekend was nice, although not held : ( steady growth of underlying NAV, don't scare the horses, nowt flash. sell order set for 335 if i see that in 2017, not banking on it tho'.
glacially paced, but in the right direction (for now).
volume was very chunky. perhaps holding RNS due?
dunno. disappointing. i am still holding, but my sunny uplands now seem to have flattened. still pretty decent performance since the IPO, but where next.
Well this is disappointing, I thought the results were pretty good, as we continue to build value , Im note sure what has caused the getting on for 10% fall
softly. worth bearing in mind, rising inflation should be helpful of jlg pricing.
ok, so it's 2017, where are my sunny uplands?