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The BOD are asleep on the job.

WDS 31/5 closing price of AUD 29.76 at an GBP/AUD exchange rate of 56.96p to lots more places.

Not quite free as subject to income tax if held outside an ISA.

The pension fund continues to be a drag at £15m per annum for the next 7 years. A competitor may put DLAR out of its misery but who knows.

HMG took years to crack down on the Chinese investing in the infrastructure of BT which is far more serious than a UK ally buying up its shares.

Maybe, but pension contributions are paid on a buy out basis, not an accounting basis. So big lumps of cash will still need to be paid to the pension fund.

My advice is to become an actuary and bamboozle everybody with smoke and mirrors. Yet another bloodsucking closed shop profession.

Keller is running to stand still.

And it will be cheaper tomorrow.

Always a bad sign when the Directors have nothing better to do than pontificate over a new name, Quite apart from wasting their time, there will be all the costs with new logos, replacement stationery, informing their customers, suppliers, banks etc.

And it still trades on a fancy earnings multiple assuming (which one should) all the nasties are taken into account.

When they can demonstrate confidence in their financial records. So not any time soon as accounts publication put off yet again to an indefinite date in June.

But all oil companies are printing money and have a low valuation. HBR's may be lowly relative to the broader market, but not to their peer group.

RNS majored on revenues. But profit and cash are more important and these were rather glossed over.

Maybe, but gas is important to HBR as well. They are basing their cash flows on $200 per therm, whereas it is only about $125 at present. Plus of course radio silence on Tolmount so perhaps cash flows on the gas side of the business are struggling.

Both of their high rolling and low end businesses are being squeezed. No more oligarchs at one end and cost of living at the other. I am afraid it is going to be a long haul, but strongish balance sheet should get it through to the other side. At 99p and on a 5 year horizon, the shares are probably worth a punt.

I do not believe attending a jolly in Cape Town this week isa sensible use of shareholders' money. Sends all the wrong messages.

Too many skeletons have been rattled, and now no news as to when the final accounts will be published. Consequently many holders have headed for the exit.

Clearly a false market has been manipulated here. Don't hold your breath waiting for the FCA to investigate.

But no RNS about a bid. Clearly insider trading.

Schroders might have a go now they are abandoning their dual share structure. See today's RNS. A coincidence Dr Watson?