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Reasonable results and we are not following Carillion. All that drop over the last few weeks on sector sentiment. Or was it just blatant manipulation?
...employee concerns...all dismissed by middle and senior management ..their anonymous whistle blowing policy is treated with contempt..
Jobbies
** UBS: "We prefer Serco in UK outsourcing, which we believe is ... ready to return to growth... We rate Serco Buy, with >60% upside to our 140p Price Target vs. the share price today
When you look at the directors dealings it reeks of desperation..im sure ukgov plc wont want this company to go under to save face ..these companies skim millions from public purse and avoid paying vat through behicles such as charitable trusts..greed at its highest ..its not even entrepreneurship with these firms its just pure manipulation..back scratching..and siphoning off money from local governments and agencies..on the precipice of an end of an era..time the public got real value and transparency from these ponzi support companies..
Yip wouldnt surprise me
sooner rather than later
Thats if it rebounds much...
Best get out and buy back too much negative sentiment
Not that im one for saying i told you so....but i told you so... the pen is mightier than the sword rupert...grandaddy not teach u anything?
Have you heard of the serco code of ..staff are bullied and victimised when they raise concerns that breach the code of conduct..related to churchill? Big deal..oh yesss ..oh yesss..
Sentiment is justifiably negative in the outsourcing sector. Serco was one of the first to fall and it will be the first to recover. Better management in place with a focus on securing profitable contracts. Didn�t Soames warn about another outsourcer having problems in his interview?
Who is next?
Rupert soames recent comments on the carillion debacle is unhelpful..
US defence acquisition completed
Lost out on Carillion, but a nice gain here where I have much more of a financial interest. Hope it works out OK for Carillion workers and pensioners.
BBC now saying that some contracts May be nationalised, so I guessed that wrong, but if like failing rail franchises I think they would re-tender at a later date.
The fall out from Carillon May well benefit Serco. The Government will not want to take on loss-making contracts (a gift to Labour, fitting into their nationalisation narrative) so they may well look to other firms to take on contracts where possible, but these firms will demand attractive terms. Serco's balance sheet repair plus efforts to fix it's reputation with the Government since 2014 will leave it well placed to take on UK work. Carillon also has some Middle Eastern contracts which Serco may be able to take on as well. The above May explain why Serco's SP has held up in recent days despite some negative broker notes.
This companys arse is on the verge of collapse ..which is reflected in its share price..its hoping to monopolise from government contracts after brexit but the cats out the bag on this firm..stand by for further losses
i probably just bought in,before the spread changed...either way,will this be another,recovery story. here's hoping sid.
Troa... logged as a sell on here, hmmm.?
top up,7001 in shares incoming..in a mo
This share performs worse than inflation...throwing good money away backing this dinosaur...four years from its high price and still not recovered
More director buys coming or more good news about to land?