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Eskers, they should employ you in the air traffic control tower.....you'll know when the planes are arriving before they do:)

PF does love an intraday RNS. Not sure why this time as not expecting anything to change from 7am until the intraday RNS. Just a bit odd. Nonetheless still looking forward to the additional clarity on where we are with the impact, if any, of sanctions, the other MOUs/potential contracts and their worth and timing. I guess he'll also announce date for AGM.

I wonder if we will get any gems. US is going to remove Iranian sanctions, we've implemented the Iran deal, detail of the phases to take on all 60 airports in Iran, we've signed another big airport security deal, another big techy contract and we've sold the ferry for a profit, Oh and last but not least �2 opening share price...Joe would still find somethig to moan about! This is what dreams are made of:)

So much for the most comprehensive sanctions ever imposed. Looks like US and Poland vs the rest of the world.....excepting Irans' enemies!

I have parents 10 years older than this and they are still sharp as a button. Let's meet her at the AGM and then judge her on the value she brings to WSG.

She clearly is extremely well thought of. A senior lobbyist and sounds like a really nice lady by the way she supported Martyn Lewis. Here's an example: Details of the attendees and seating plans of the Conservative's 2013 summer ball, an event where tickets cost up to �12,000 each and allows attendees to sit at the table with ministers, were leaked to the Guardian. The revelations included how Baker had sat at the same table as the then Tory justice secretary Chris Grayling Now wasn't Grayling trying to help win business in the Middle East recently. Baker, despite her age, is all about business development and so this has to be a useful addition to WSG.

https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/Programs/Documents/jcpoa_winddown_faqs.pdf Pretty sure we are outside the sanctions. It's all about the bank funding imo

Well we may be sure that WSG business falls outside of the current sanctions as per last RNS: ''It should be noted that the Company considers that services and equipment anticipated to be supplied by Westminster fall outside any current sanctions'' But do we know what the sanctions are yet? I can't believe that providing security at Irans 60 airports (well we can dream) would be sanctioned as everyone including the US would want to see this. I'd like to think we would get an exemption if we were caught up in the sanctions but this all takes a long time. The major issue for Iran is oil. China is the only major importer of oil (out of the remaining signatories to the current Iran nuclear deal) and is the biggest trading partner in Iran. They could easily buy all the Iranian oil currently sold to US. Given the current precarious trade talks between US and China and the vast trading links between China and Iran it's hard to see how the US can bring China into the sanctions party. With Russia, Germany France and the UK all supporting the existing deal and against the US sanctions, I just don't see the massive unprecedented financial pressure on Iran that Pompeo has promised as being deliverable.

We should be ok as I suspect we are contracting via our German Subsidiary.

Well there will have to be a compromise from the US to Europe. How about those companies with existing and signed contracts before the announcement from Trump are exempt from the sanctions. Both sides keep faith. maybe that's why we RNS'd the signed contract. Just mulling over why we stated it's Iran now and we have a signed contract. Any hint of a workaround and knowing the massive potential of 60 airports in Iran then this wont get these any where near as low as �1. AIMO DYOR. Whatever you do don't listen to smartass

Well Teresa must have some WSG shares:) Prime Minister Theresa May and US President Donald Trump have today discussed the impact of America pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, Downing Street said. Mrs May used the telephone talks to stress that the UK remains "firmly committed" to the international agreement that Mr Trump has condemned. The two leaders agreed for their teams to hold discussions on the potential impact of US sanctions on firms doing business in Iran. "The Prime Minister raised the potential impact of US sanctions on those firms which are currently conducting business in Iran. They agreed for talks to take place between our teams."

UKEF, the UK�s export credit agency, has reintroduced cover to support UK companies seeking to compete for business in Iran. Cover is now available on a case-by-case basis in Pounds Sterling and Euros for exports in all sectors, including early priority areas such as aerospace, financial and professional advisory services, infrastructure, technology and oil and gas sectors. UKEF will also consider applications for direct lending to purchasers of British exports to Iran. UKEF is only prepared to consider sterling or euro denominated contracts to reduce risks due to continuing US sanctions on Iran. UKEF can support UK firms to win export contracts provided the transaction meets minimum risk standards.

I'm not a premium member. vestysmith@aol.com

I asked when send my shareholding details and they advised it was in Walsall

The meet is in Walsall

Just doing my research before buying. They have great balance sheet, £1 bil in cash and strong incentive to get SP over £20 by 2015......why then no dividends? Am I missing something?