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Cosalt lowers trading expectations

Wed, 19th Oct 2011 14:09

Cosalt, the struggling provider of safety equipment to the oil industry, has lowered its trading expectations for the year to be 'significantly lower' than previously anticipated. The announcement saw the share price drop more than 58.15% to 0.68p from 0.94p overnight. The share price has fallen 83% in the past year which has seen the company's losses almost triple as it encounters challenging trading conditions. Blame for the fall was attributed to the delayed sale of the Marine division earlier in the year, with the company saying that this had a resulting pressure on cash flow, which in turn had an adverse effect on the margins of it offshore division. There has also been a resulting delay to the roll-out of the company's work-wear south east contract.A full review of operations and future funding requirements has been instigated and is ongoing, the firm said. NR
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3 Jul 2009 08:05

Cosalt warns of covenant breach, posts losses

Offshore safety specialist Cosalt turned into losses for the half-year and warned that it could breach the leverage covenant in its banking facilities. The group said its current facilities are insufficient for its working capital needs. "In the short term, there is a material risk that the Group c

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26 May 2009 16:29

London close: US sparks Footsie recovery

Footsie finished higher Tuesday after a strong performance by US shares, lifted by consumer confidence figures, hauled London's leading share index out of the red. The mining sector summed up the volatility seen on the markets today. Rio Tinto climbed after it said it had agreed a 33% cut in contra

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26 May 2009 14:42

London afternoon: Defensive stocks back in favour

Hopes that Wall Street might provide a fillip to UK shares have been dashed as US markets open in a similarly dull fashion to London. Mining stocks and financials are the worst performers while defensive sectors such as tobaccos and supermarkets have returned to favour. Mining giant Rio Tinto is lo

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26 May 2009 12:07

London midday: Equities drift lower

It was a dull morning session for London's leading shares, with the market following Asian markets lower after the news broke concerning North Korea's nuclear bomb test. Mining stocks and financials are the worst performers. Mining giant Rio Tinto is lower after it agreed a 33% cut in contract fin

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26 May 2009 07:54

Recovery slower than expected at Cosalt

Offshore safety specialist Cosalt said the anticipated second-half recovery in trading will not be enough to prevent full-year results from being below market expectations. The company said it has experienced lower levels of activity thus far in 2009 but continues to benefit from new contracts, suc

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