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Nice seeing board continue to buy in.
Someone knows the value of 78 this price will not be around for long.
That is a top RNS today with good news from the Chairman - the chances to get into a gem such as ANR dont come around very often time to top up for the future with REE.
We all want to have a successful company but this shoddy lot ain't going to deliver and are preoccupied with other business interests. Even the RNS they write lacks imagination would think that a clever guy like this CEO could manage better . I have not lost my resolve atm but anything over 4 and I'm gone. Prefer 4.5/5p for the aggro.
Ridds snapped you av down to 7.84p
Quite happy to get in on the dips and wait for next months developments how many aims have £21M cash up front
Well set up for the next developments which are going to be set out in the plans later on. Great financials.
Ask the company at: The Registry 34 Beckenham Road, BECKENHAM, BR3 4TU, United Kingdom Web http://www.globalenergyplc.com/ Phone +44 20 31785156
Listen to the presentation and read between the lines at what they are saying in regard to the future, then hoover up at this price all you can
Have to look beyond the fixation about the vsls and at the tech exploration and allied development opportunities.Regarding the ships provided there is no derogation of the steel work in the hull they can be adapted above the waterline for other uses or just updated.
There is no mention yet from the BOD about chartering in other newer up to date vsls. Im sure Mr Maersk will be more than happy to oblige in sending some of his out on chtr With the gradual increase in the oil price options will soon develop for rig and allied work.
Ship Operator Toisa Files for Bankruptcy January 30, 2017 by Reuters PrivacyBadger has replaced this AddThis button. File photo: Toisa Shipping File photo: Toisa Shipping ReutersBy Tom Hals WILMINGTON, Del., Jan 30 (Reuters) – Shipping company Toisa Ltd filed for U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy as falling demand for the Bermuda-chartered company’s oil-and-gas supply vessels left it running short of cash, according to court documents. Toisa, owned by Greek shipping magnate Gregory Callimanopulos, has a global fleet of 26 offshore oil service vessels, 13 tankers and seven bulk ships, according to documents filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan. The ship operator said it had more than $1 billion in debt in court documents. Oil prices have fallen by about half since 2014, and offshore energy producers have responded by cutting back on capital spending which has undermined demand for supply vessels. Toisa said it has been in talks with lenders this month in London, but sought bankruptcy after several lenders took action on their loans, including seeking to seize the company’s ships, according to court documents. The energy downturn has hit many offshore oil service firms, including Houston-based Hercules Offshore Inc which in June said it planned to liquidate its drilling business. Tidewater Inc, a New Orleans-based operator of supply vessels, has been in negotiations for several months with its lenders to amend it debt agreements. (Reporting by Tom Hals in Wilmington, Delaware; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama) (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2017
Statoil Scoops Up Nine AHTS and Four PSVs for Work Offshore Norway January 27, 2017 by gCaptain PrivacyBadger has replaced this AddThis button. One of the vessels is the AHTS KL Sandefjord. Photo: Vard One of the vessels is the AHTS KL Sandefjord. Photo: Vard Statoil Petroleum AS has chartered thirteen vessels, including 9 AHTS and 4 PSVs, for work offshore Norway as the company boosts its exploration activities for the first time since 2013. According to data compiled by Norwegian shipbroker Westshore.no, Statoil Petroleum AS secured charters for the vessels on Thursday for work offshore Norway. Earlier this month Statoil announced it would increasing exploration for the first time in years due to falling costs. The company plans about 30 exploration wells as an operator or partner in 2017, up from 23 last year, including as many as 18 wells which will be drilled off Norway. Statoil said its plans include five to seven wells in the Barents Sea, where it hasn’t explored since 2014. Despite Statoil plans, the offshore oil services industry likely faces another tough year in 2017. According to Westshore, there are currently 47 AHTSs and 100 PSVs still in lay-up in Norway and the UK. PSV utlization is currently at 83%, while AHTS utilization is just 35%, Westshore figures show.
a name change change- wow that will make us multi bag
Good one to have in the bottom draw I'm in till Xmas. I get my info from Stockopedia well worth th fees
Good one to have in the bottom draw I'm in till Xmas. I get my info from Stockopedia well worth th fees