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Evening Stokey, ref 18.33 post, you’ve moved from a “hold” to a “strong buy” in the words of a certain American tennis player,
…..I’m sure you get the gist.

The man’s a weasel :-(

Just joined the club, got 3.5m @ 0.317 will add more if we dip. GLA

If only! Si

Morning all, I’ve a quick question for Lottie123, if about.
We often see delayed trades, ie 11.49 yesterday for 30,000 then immediately followed by -30,000 shares , wondering if this is a short closing, as it’s below mid price. Thanks in advance, GLA

I like the rapidly advance bit..........John Wood, Group CEO of commented: "Through this strategic partnership, we will be able to strengthen the scale and footprint of a combined multi-site offering which will de-risk customer schedules, drive more innovation and efficiency and enable projects to be monetised quicker. We now look forward to working with both organisations as we rapidly advance within the market." GLA

Market Cap, going up hour by hour, Roly. We have a long long way to go, before we see true value GLA

10 bag!

Great post Mincho, my thoughts as well

Currently 21.00 to sell 63,000 shares, hopefully a strong finish

Lenoman, Caw , all sells have been in range of 20.705 _ 20.7113 since 1.57 today . So were indeed sells, currently at home doing paperwork, dummy selling every minute or so.... To tight to invest in level 2, still topping up when finances allow. GLA

Embarrassing

Especially when he was partly responsible for ars#ing this one up, in the first place. ;(

Spot on Nigel, otherwise we would have had a number of holding notifications, great sign of confidence going forward

Cheers Stokey, My question is simply. When was the last date, that members of board were able to purchase shares? If I get an answer, it go a long way in deciding my future here.

LOL Spud, my little black book has never been busier, over last couple of days

You drunk Razor?

Cheers Loosegoose, interesting that Saipem are supplying materials, all good going forward

I can remember a while back, JW talking about a possible working museum, following in the footsteps of Titanic. Looking at the numbers, it’s not such a bad idea. Titanic museums footfall is 830,000 a year at £19 for an adult.
Definitely one for the future .

Shipbuilding

As promised, the future for UK shipbuilding is looking much brighter. Not only will the National Shipbuilding strategy be refreshed and expanded to include the supply chain, but industry can expect involvement in the construction of 7 or 8 separate classes of ships and submarines in the next decade. The programme includes; 4 x Dreadnought SSBNs, 4 remaining Astute SSNs, 8 x Type 26 frigates, 5 x Type 31 frigates (and then Type 32 ) 1 x MROSS and up to 6 MRSS.

Overall shipbuilding investment will double over the life of this Parliament, rising to over £1.7bn a year. UK industry will also be involved in the construction of 4 fast attack craft for the Ukrainian navy.