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Push it closer to 30p, we won’t lose anything.

Pretty sure about that

Bought two more tranches of 5£k each this morning, free money, juicy and tasty

Lovely jubbly

Contracts wins anymore….

Wood wins engineering contract for new Canadian gold project

17 Dec 2025

John Wood Group plc has been selected to lead the engineering for a new Canadian gold project. The company will provide engineering services to support the development of the project in the minerals and metals sector. Further details regarding the contract value and project timeline were not disclosed.

Sidara will likely make the £250 million payment to Wood Group shortly after shareholders approved the acquisition, with the company stating the money was "available to Wood once shareholders approved the acquisition". The full acquisition is expected to complete in the first half of 2026, at which point a further $200 million will be released.

£250 million payment: This payment will be made shortly after the shareholder vote, which has already occurred.

Anyone has L3 or even L2 to give us some hint? Ta

Increased share price late Friday afternoon as they expect Monday morning news, receiving the £250m.

Then no news, thus first thing they drooppped it to get more shares, NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS, THEY KNOW ITS SECURED. now, price coming up too…

Agree? Guys and gals?

Best of luck SHolders

All outstanding conditions precedent under the A&E Implementation Deed, the Sidara Interim Funding Agreement and the Escrow Agreement are customary documentary conditions precedent within Wood's control and Wood expects to satisfy them in the next few days. Wood will receive the $250 million Sidara Interim Funding and will have access to the $200 million New Money Facility shortly thereafter.

Future: I don’t know if you have some typo or something…. I think your figures don’t add up well.

A : it would be very hard to have a low average sp at 18.44 before suspension, but still it could be true

But B: to increase your average from 18.44 to 22.35 on 2.77 M shares, by only adding 0.64M shares was IMPOSSIBLE AFTER SUSPENSION, as share price wasn’t high enough to average up for 4p by adding about 22-26% of more shares….

Math doesn’t add up.

Sorry for pointing it out, but no offence.

Have a nice weekend all.

Schr is the latest , one of the largest seller, seems done.

B Rock is gone, V Guard is probably done.

No more, good! Thus the steady gaining up!

Best of luck, LTH

Is increasing holding, nm

19-Nov-25 14:59:23 24.00 1,498,545 Buy* 23.88 24.00 359.65k O

Hopefully schor clear out soon. Maybe today or tomorrow…then…it’s our holders’ day!

Vanguard should clear out today, that will help the share price stabilising more, or gain more

John Wood Group plc has secured a new contract to provide project management and engineering services for PetroChina at the West Qurna 1 oilfield in southern Iraq. The contract involves managing engineering, procurement, and construction projects at the site, which is located approximately 50 kilometers north-west of Basra and holds more than 20 billion barrels of recoverable reserves. The work will be delivered by nearly 200 Wood employees based in Iraq and the United Arab Emirates, continuing the company's decade-long support at the oilfield.

All outstanding conditions precedent under the A&E Implementation Deed, the Sidara Interim Funding Agreement and the Escrow Agreement are customary documentary conditions precedent within Wood's control and Wood expects to satisfy them in the next few days. Wood will receive the $250 million Sidara Interim Funding and will have access to the $200 million New Money Facility shortly thereafter.

There were 3, now, only two left. One gone, quietly

First strong UT ever.

Lovely.

Common sense. For board recommendations. We have to, I have to, to be precise.

AT ,

It did shoot up a bit

Just half an hour late or sth.

It usually happens when we as PI are desperate and depressed and sold….then….

If a no vote is more likely, why fmr increased its holding each day? Besides, the shares sold by other II were well absorbed but by whom?

Interesting

Some here has a tiny holding but high , maybe very high, entrance price, thus their behaviour is a bit strange and childish.

It’s a free society and you can vote yes or no, it’s your own money, but… acting a bit bizarre sounds no investor to me.

No taking over yes vote, we WILL BE HEAVILY DILUTED AND SHARE PRICE WILL TANK. IN A MUCH LONGER RUN, NOBODY IS SURE YET, OTHERWISE WHY BLACKROCK AND VANGUARD WOULD LEAVE THE TABLE. THEY ARE MUCH MORE CLEVER THAN INDIVIDUALS HERE,

Good luck holders

Support from institutional shareholders for Sidara's takeover of Wood Group appears likely. The Wood Group's board has unanimously recommended the offer, warning that alternatives could result in shareholders receiving "materially less, and potentially zero, value" for their shares. The institutions are expected to follow this recommendation.

Reasons for the likely institutional support:

Board recommendation: The Wood Group's board has clearly and unanimously recommended the takeover.

Financial instability: The company has been facing severe financial issues, including significant debt, ongoing negative free cash flow, and accounting problems that led to the suspension of its shares from the stock market earlier in 2025.

Best available option: The board has presented the Sidara deal, which includes a critical $450 million capital injection, as the best option to secure the company's financial stability.

No strong public opposition: While there has been online chatter, particularly on smaller investor forums, suggesting dissatisfaction, there has been no significant, organized public opposition from major institutional shareholders.

Exit strategy: Some institutional investors, such as Blackrock, have already reduced their stake in Wood Group, suggesting a move to exit rather than fight the takeover.

Risk of "zero" value: The board's strong warning that a "no" vote could result in a total wipeout for shareholders further incentivizes institutions to accept the offer.