Less Ads, More Data, More Tools Register for FREE

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

Related Shares

More News
15 Feb 2013 13:27

Safety gear maker Cosalt to appoint administrators

Feb 15 (Reuters) - Safety equipment maker Cosalt Plc , which warned last week it faced insolvency, said its bankers would appoint administrators to ru...

31 Dec 2012 09:39

Cosalt warns on rising pension scheme debts

Cosalt, the Lincolnshire based company which provides life jackets and safety harnesses for the oil and gas industry, has said that it is continuing d...

2 Dec 2012 17:44

Sunday newspaper round-up: Virgin Atlantic, Tesco, RBS

America´s largest airline is plotting to take control of Virgin Atlantic after making a secret approach to the British carrier's big Asian shareholde...

1 May 2012 09:55

Small caps round-up: Cosalt, Westminster, Mobile Streams

Trading in the shares of Cosalt, the cash-strapped Lincolnshire based company which provides life jackets and safety harnesses for the oil and gas ind...

12 Dec 2011 08:44

London open: Banks and miners drag down Footsie

Mining stocks are dragging the Footsie down in early going, while banks are also weak as investors bank profits after the sector shot up on Friday. R...

Login to your account

Don't have an account? Click here to register.

Quickpicks are a member only feature

Login to your account

Don't have an account? Click here to register.