The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
I guess that the risk here is if the government, who are clearly one of most broke / bankrupt ones that we’ve every had in a long while decide that some project work must be cancelled. I’d be surprised to see this happening before the upcoming GE but after this, who knows, regardless of who get in (but looking at the by-election results - labour).
Costs and issues at Siemens causing headwinds (pardon the pun) for some renewable projects
https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/519736/vattenfall-calls-off-norfolk-boreas-due-to-rising-costs/
Interesting times ahead here… I wonder if Boris’s and Labour’s energy plans are credible..
https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/519736/vattenfall-calls-off-norfolk-boreas-due-to-rising-costs/
Interesting to note the revised broker consensus forecasts, which have been updated after the recent results. 2024 profit predicted at £3.3M giving an eps of 4.5p and for 2025 its £5.8M with 7.8 eps. It’s the debt that’s the concern.
What was Hellers response? It’s a fair point that you make about TGA but their share price did increase about 9 fold during last year! If Bisichi did a share split, made the shares more tradable and attracted broker interest then they and the private investors could enjoy the benefits of this.