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In the next three months, we’re going to have the cricket test matches, the World Cup, and obviously Wimbledon followed later on in the year by the autumn marathons. Hopefully sales sales sales in all areas around the world.

Why haven’t the institutions who must’ve lost millions of pounds not taking action?

John Wood Group has been fined nearly £13m for repeatedly publishing inaccurate financial results. The FTSE-listed oil and has engineering company, which is soon to be bought by a Dubai-based rival, has previously admitted that “cultural failings” led to information being kept from auditors.4 Mar 2026

If information was kept from the auditors and in turn, it was certainly kept from the shareholders fraudulent. Behaviour whichever way you look at it. Look at the wording of this article, especially the word. REPEATEDLY!

I bought in the early part of 2025 and accumulated over 400,000 shares at the cost of approximately £130,000 and I too was affected by the deceit and lies of the board. I still hold those shares.

I am no expert when it comes to Macro economics but surely with the building program that IS going on in the UK alone a lot of these houses are going to need flooring, tiles, carpets, et cetera and that he’s just the UK. Maybe assets need to be sold off to reduce the debt. I would also add that why are all the directors buying large amounts of shares?????? takeover possibly by mohawk of The US

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£6.45

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Worley (WOR.AX) - Total debt

Total debt on the balance sheet as of June 2025 : £1.23 Billion

According to Worley's latest financial reports the company's total debt is £1.23 Billion. A company’s total debt is the sum of all current and non-current debts.

Worley - Total debt on balance sheet (from 2003 to 2025)

How do you get to vote? There is no corporate actions being shownon the Barclays site. Being a novice is there another way to cast my vote?

How do you get to vote? There is no corporate actions being shownon the Barclays site. Being an office is there another way to cast my vote?

I don’t think Sidara particularly concerned with the accounts they want this business not for what it is but for what it CAN be and obviously with much better management it CAN be a very profitable business. Look what happened at Rolls-Royce.

Key Aspects of Section 384

Regulatory Power: Section 384 empowers the FCA (or another appropriate regulator) to compel a financial firm to pay money to a fund for the benefit of those who suffered loss due to the firm's actions.

Purpose: Restitution: The goal is to provide restitution, or compensation, to investors who have been harmed by a firm's conduct.

Grounds for Action: The power can be exercised if:

An authorized person or recognized investment exchange breaches a relevant requirement.

A firm is knowingly involved in such a breach.

Profits resulted from the breach for the firm or another party.

One or more persons experienced loss or were otherwise negatively affected by the contravention.

Example Use Cases:

The FCA has used this power in cases of market abuse, requiring a firm to compensate investors for losses incurred due to the abuse.

In 2024, the FCA used Section 384 to require Link Fund Solutions Limited to pay restitution for losses in the LF Woodford Equity Income Fund, linking to breaches of its Principles for Businesses.

In essence, Section 384 is a crucial tool for the regulator to ensure that victims of serious regulatory breaches receive appropriate compensation.

@JO Didn’t you say some time ago? “the word on the street is “I found it difficult to understand why either Apollo KKR or Worley? Are not interested. In getting involved in a takeover for wood With good management , this is a A steal even at 60p they are probably waiting for the account to be published and then they’re getting involved……. hopefully

Just tell Sid to go forth and multiply( the offer by 2) plain and simply just go forth

Can someone explain to a complete novice how an institution like Barclays can sell shares in the wood group whilst it is in suspension and sell those shares at a premium to the price when it was suspended?

If the previous link does not open, try this

https://www.energynewsbulletin.net/operations/news-analysis/4518205/enb-exclusive-ampol-extends-partnership-wood-lytton-refinery-maintenance

Don’t you just hate predicted text?

Hello Bob, thank you for your insights into the wood group. They are so valuable. Whatever you do, I wish you the best for the future. You must still have contacts in the wood group who are able to tell you what is going on just keep us Priority Mr. Updated. Thank you thank you thank you so much.

My sincereapologies. I think I’m having a senior moment of course I know it is Sir Ian

As mentioned earlier it must be heartbreaking for St John to see the company that he founded struggling under the present management. So John’s personal wealth is estimated at £1.914 billion. He could save the company from a foreign takeover. And still get his money back in a very short time.

After doing a little research, it appears that Berkshire Hathaway are not involved in any negotiations with the wood at the moment, but who knows. Surely one of the big investors call similar companies must know a bargain. when they see one and 35p isn’t a bargain it’s a steal. The future for the wood group is bright it just needs better management and support from its lenders.

If the rumour is true, and of course it is only a rumour KKR have $60 billion available to invest and they have $225 billion already invested. If it is true and it’s a big if it would be loose change for them to purchase the wood group, But I’ll believe it when I see it