The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Tempted to sell sirius and purchase lloyds, nearly 5 up in the last week and nearly 6% divi, the government would never let them go belly up. Employees all work in comfy heated offices, I bet the workers at sirius would like those working conditions all backed by the government.
I would expect van elle to be in a very good position to be awarded contracts when hs2 finally gets going, and their could be a nice windfall in the future as the second phase of hs2 goes right through a nice large chunk of van elle land.
Agree. It is crazy anyone should keep funds in a 1% cash isa when you can achieve over 5% with lloyds. I have been trying to get my brother to put some of his 40 k redundancy into lloyds shares and not in a lloyds isa, but he says it's gambling, well i tell him lloyds is a dead cert, and his pension provider probably holds lloyds shares.
It would be nice if the new chief executive purchased with his own money shares in the company to show the shareholders he has confidence in the company's future, although I doubt this will happen as he has just been given 332 thousand shares as a golden hallo, why should he use his own money.
The new chief executive looks like a good addition especially with his experience on hs2. (It's not what u know it's who u know) no surprise they suffered during the recent bad weather but the underlying business looks strong and can only grow as projects get underway. Good long term hold
Purchased renew at 0.80 over the years I have often thought about cashing in, but they continue to perform and give a better return than an cash isa. I suspect they will benifit from hs2 1st and 2nd phases so will continue to hold. Also hold van elle which I hope in a few years wil go the same way as renew, fingers crossed.
Crazy fall, it will be interesting if near the close of business today or Friday one of the big boys buys a large chunk of shares in renew at this low price especially as they have a buy from finncap and the prospect of government and railways work, they should buy van elle, then we would have a great team to bid for work on hs2
Okay the company is owed 1.6 million. It may or may not get this back, van elle is a solid professional company with a good order book, the work they were contracted to do still has to be done, it would not be surprising if network rail employs them direct from now on and not through third party which means higher profit margins for van elle. Remember they own many acres of land which the 2nd phase of hs2 will buy from them, I suspect this will more than offset any loss they make from carrillions demise
This companies workforce are hard grafting, they get the jobs done on time at a competitive price and they make a profit, just look at the dividends (better than a cash isa) and they own a nice parcel of land which 2nd phase of hs2 will buy in a few years unfortunately as a previously family run private company their pr does seem to a bit off. They have already carried out work for hs2 at there colleges and have invested heavily in new equipment, if I were an outside diverse building company, like renew holdings for instance I would buy van elle at its current price and watch the profits roll in. Long term hold.
Great buying opportunity, if there is a board room coup it can only be good news for the company as the person who wants to take back control is its founder who only has the companies best interests in mind, and of course it's profit's to increase its share value.