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from all of my and others research, I am more and more excited about the prospects for this company. Think we are going to have a stellar 2020. There seems to be so much going on behind the scenes. Tema first up, then what next?
Saudi JVs, two training centre JVs. Scanport director's aviation security connections. The new NEDs Francophone and Anglophone connections. The French ops acquisition which is targeting Francophone Africa, the new German subsidiary. Think there is more to come from the Asian port scanner tech contract. The African MSC that went into the long grass whilst we waited for them to get their house in order...and a plethora of other countries where we have found out that WSG have been involved.
I'm so glad they focussed a couple of years ago on expanding training and they have realised the power of JVs with local partners.

Coupled with our new NED and his dual Anglo and Franco phone links.......just wondering if he was at all linked to that $250k CLN from last summer...?

Think Takoradi is a bit down the line and smaller but hopefully a nice add on in a year or so. I'm more interested in one of the directors of Scanport

11ScanPort I Maximizing Security & Revenue Generation at Ghana’s PortsAVM J. O. Boateng is a founding Director of Scanport Limited.He was the Chief of Air Staff of the Ghana Air Force from May2005 until his retirement on 31 March 2009.AVM Boateng was a member of the Board of Directors of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority(GCAA) from 2001 to 2007 and CHAIRED THE BOARD’S OVERSIGHT SUB- COMMITTEE ON SECURITY,SAFETY AND AIRPORT OPERATIONS DURING THE PERIOD.An accomplished Instructor Pilot and a recipient of a national award- the Order of the Volta(OV), AVM Boateng has held various Aviation and Security related appointments ( in Ghana and with the UN)during his 36 years’ service with the Ghana Armed Forces

That connection is kind of exciting....

What 'North' Africa contract'?

Sold out 21/2 years ago, bought back in now. DKL will be making good profits at these CPO prices, strategic investors cam in at higher prices, as did management, unloved sectors which show 'macro' turn around can create good buying opportunities. I think this is one of them. And then, on top, the Cashew business which, we are lead to believe, will be very profitable.

a number have top sliced, flipped their trading stock...particularly judging by the comments on here...fair dos...it's all about making a turn. Just looking forward to the news flow over the coming months myself.

By Xmas...but something else might drop by then. A lot going on behind the scenes!

I'm at another share presentation evening tonight.......none of them offer the same opportunity as WSG

"I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond."

"I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond."

It confirms WSG as a real, competent security company. Second MSC in action. We know there are more than ten of these being worked on and progressed in the background. Business credibility will attract more business. Really think this is a key metric here, lots more to come.

https://twitter.com/DiploTom/status/1197265867932930051

Great to see this support from HMG....more confirmation things are going well at Tema

That is generous until we get the full results back, still can't believe Tullow released that awful RNS until they had the full suite back from the labs.
Exxon/Gil reckoned discovered barrels were worth $8, so let's say $5, allowing for a bit of hot air.
Hammerhead is commercial but heavy so call it $4 per barrel ...ECO has about 15m boe there..so $60m
Jethro and Joe are about 400mboe.....60mboe net to ECO...let's call it $2 per BOE for the time being...$120m
cash $21m
3 billion prospective cretaceous barrels plus a billion or so tertiary.
On any metrics ECO is v cheap atm

Dated 8th. November.....4 days before the Dubai meeting....LOL...it's as if they knew already!

https://www.omagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Ghana-Ports-Tariffs-02Dec19.pdf

Good spot Eskers!! Game on!

'Mr Nidal Yavuz has been APPOINTED AS WESTMINSTER’S GENERAL MANAGER, X-RAY SCREENING BASED AT WESTMINSTER’S NEW PORT SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTRE IN TEMA, GHANA. Nidal has nearly three decades experience in the X-Ray screening sector. He began his career working on particle accelerators in X-ray applications, he has since held a number of senior sales and project management positions with various companies, including Smiths Detection, and has over 24 years’ experience of major port projects around the world including Saudi Arabia and Ghana. Nidal is multilingual speaking English, French, Arabic & Turkish.'

General manager of x-ray screening , based in Tema.........not just Ghana but in charge of whatever screening they do worldwide. Check out his CV on LinkedIn...very qualified, way over qualified to just oversee the Ghana scanners

'Mr Richard Conlon has been appointed as Westminster’s Sales and Operations Manager for its Middle East subsidiary, Westminster Arabia, based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Richard has a master’s degree in Business Continuity, Security and Emergency Management, he has 24 years’ experience in carrying out security consultancy projects and managing security projects, many of which have been in the Middle East. In recent years he has worked on a number of Middle East projects providing security consultancy to the Kuwait Security Programme, KSA Cassidian (Airbus) and KSA Etisalat Mobily. AT THE END OF OCTOBER RICHARD WILL BE LEADING A WESTMINSTER TEAM REVIEWING SECURITY AT ONE OF SAUDI’S LEADING PORTS.'

Top work Smithers

When the 3 trade comes in, that's the signal we have landed Heathrow Airport...old market maker's trick!

Nonsense