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Value to be realised - a lot of eyeballs

Heading back to the old £11.60 level

Schools out and the kids are back

KD & Stupmy - try not to overthink it :)

Again a whiff of a whiper as to why it has been done now?

Think of it as a hedge protecting another position within the group. For me the reason for doing so is more compelling if they have heard some Chinese whispers and expected a outsized move. We will be the last to know of course.

Will the board chop the hand of the next offer !

Seems to be a squeeze to fill an order.

Buy the dips £2 sometime in the not too distance future

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfFKUHk7T_k

Interested if it peaks as 58p or breaks through on the 2nd attempt

Re added on @52p last week. A bid is due soon. Hard not to buy at these levels - 64p needs broken to confirm upside.

Barclays raises John Wood Group to 'equal weight' - price target 75 pence

Buy the dips, this has broken out 💰

Accumulating with the recent falls, Hunting will succumb to a bid at some point and dividends in the interim.

Oh and a 30% rise is well overdue.

Gets to about 318 and stalls so need a breakout past 330p

80p sometime but nothing in a straight line.

Trimmed around 70p so sitting on a nice % gain to rebuy if it sags again. Get twitchy when up over 22% moves stall.

DT quoting fraud concerns?

I used to look at this occasionally when it was in the £3- £5 range as I was into Victoria Plumbing and the general searches threw this up.

I am now quite shocked at the SP and not following this company am wondering if it is assumed a bust or a huge opportunity?

Acting like going into admin?

On the radar for the wrong reasons. GLA LTHs

Published 29 November 2024, 13:51

Harbour Energy is looking to rebalance its global portfolio to an even oil and gas split as it seeks out more operational control and enhanced reserves life in its pursuit of an investment-grade credit rating, the company told investors on Friday.

The London-listed company has grown rapidly through merger and acquisitions over the last ten years to become the UK’s largest independent, growing from a UK-focused company to one with a global portfolio following its third quarter acquisition of Wintershall Dea’s upstream portfolio.

Looking ahead to the next phase of growth, Harbour’s head of investor relations, Elizabeth Brooks, told investors on Friday that the company would target both organic investment opportunities from its existing 1. 8 billion barrels of best estimate contingent resources as well as M&A. Meanwhile, a US listing has been ruled out given that Europe remains the “centre of gravity” for the company.