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The Petulant Pastor claims the BB should be for debate, but only moans. I have asked him to debate why he claimed that HARL was producing Free Cash Flow, a number of times. He has failed to answer on every occasion. A 4th rate intellect at best.

Lol Attempted Asset Block.

All round party support for HARL will ensure this goes ahead. Labour is very keen on Green Energy and the possibility of storing Hydrogen there makes IM a no brainer.

GPH plans to invest up to £25 million into infrastructure enhancements, including the addition of a new floating dock that will increase capacity and allow for the simultaneous berthing of two 300-meter ships and over 7,000 passengers a day, according to a press release.

https://cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/2024/04/liverpool-cruise-port-joins-global-ports-holding-network

There is an increasing amount of interest it seems from ports re floating docks. HARL now is in a position to be one of the leading suppliers in the UK.

Hey Broomtree, lets discuss your post about HARL producing Free Cash Flow.

6. Floating structures.

Harland & Wolff’s extensive dry dock facilities and substantial fabrication capabilities allow them to handle large-scale maritime and offshore projects. These facilities are well-suited for constructing and assembling floating pontoons, which require significant space and specialized infrastructure.

Case in Point.

Subject to agreeing final contract pricing and concluding commercial negotiations, the Directors believe that this project could generate total revenues between £100 million - £120 million over a two-year period, with works on the project expected to commence this year. The FIPASS project involves the build, transport and installation of four floating pontoons of approximately 90 metres each in the Falkland Islands. Conditional on the award of the final contract, the Company intends to spread the work across its multiple facilities in order to provide optionality and de-risk the fabrication of these pontoons.

So thats another £120m plus towards our £500m per year turnover target and Footsie 250 entry. We are on the way.

Re point 3. I forgot about this.

Harland & Wolff Group Holdings plc (AIM: HARL), the UK quoted company focused on strategic infrastructure projects and physical asset lifecycle management, is pleased to announce that it has signed a five-year Master Services Agreement for the fabrication of large structures with a global oil services company supplying subsea infrastructure across the major hydrocarbon basins around the globe.

So, case in point. I would imagine that we will be seeing a lot more of these.

5.Renewable Energy Support Vessels.

As the number of renewable energy projects increases, there will be a growing need for a large number of specialised vessels for maintenance, installation, and support. Harland and Wolff could target both build and repair of this category. There is the potential for HARL to become a One Stop Shop for the offshore Energy Industry.

4. Shipbuilding and Repair: HARL could continue to secure contracts for ship repair, maintenance, or the construction of specialized vessels beyond FPSOs, such as LNG carriers or specialized service vessels. The contract for Sea Rose, when completed, can be used as a sales brochure and will certainly assist in the winning of future large contracts in this area.

3. Subsea Structures: HARL could target contracts for the construction of subsea pipelines and other infrastructure for offshore oil and gas fields. Once again its Scottish site is superbly situated to carry out this work.

2. Offshore Wind Platforms: With the demand for renewable energy growing massively , Harland and Wolff are bidding for contracts to fabricate offshore wind turbine foundations or even entire platforms.

This is possibly the fastest growing industry on the planet. HARL with its Methil site is perfectly placed to win some very juicy contracts.

Harland and Wolff's success with the Sea Rose FPSO contract positions them very favourably for potentially securing additional contracts in the offshore energy sector. Here are some types of contracts they might tender for and win.

1. FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading): Similar to the Sea Rose FPSO, they could bid on contracts to construct or refurbish other FPSO vessels for oil and gas extraction projects.

To give you a rough estimate,, there are around 300 FPSOs in operation globally. Thats a massive amount of revenue at approx £60m a pop.

Didnt know that you could delete your own posts. Would the Fake Lawyer be so kind as to explain in detail how this is done.

Hilarious. Looks like the shorters are getting very worried. Monday RNS giving details of interested parties in IM.

Doubt that. HARL have already turned down an offer of approx £80 for IM. Atfer a successful court ruling it will be even more.

My guess is that IM will be bought out by some cash rich energy company. Gas storage allows energy companies to take advantage of fluctuating gas prices. They can store gas when prices are low and sell it when prices are higher, increasing their financial returns. Sounds like a no brainer.

Energy Security: Successful implementation of the gas storage project would enhance energy security for Northern Ireland. It would provide a reliable reserve of natural gas, potentially stabilizing energy supplies and prices. This point is becoming increasingly important taking into account the current geopolitical situation in Europe. Which ever government is in power ,the authority's can not afford not to give IM the go ahead.

No intention of being involved in a slanging match FG. There arnt any de rampers on here with a IQ high enough to make it worth debating with. Looking forward to the SP jump on Monday.

Economic Boost: The project could lead to job creation and much needed economic stimulation in the region. Both direct employment opportunities during the construction and operational phases and indirect jobs related to supporting industries could be generated.

A win in the Islandmagee court case would have significant implications for Harland and Wolff,

Project Continuation: A favourable ruling would allow Harland and Wolff to proceed with their proposed gas storage project under Larne Lough. This would enable the company to expand its operations and diversify its portfolio