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Xenor ref 11.32 I note when I said that the SP would go down until September I was roundly condemned. In your post you said ' I think the second half of the year will be when we see the most significant rise as we all know 2022 accounts aren't going to look good based on the deferred revenue. Forward looking statements on 2023 revenues and any expected profits will get people interested.' So in effect you are agreeing with me that a sustained uptick is unlikely before September when the interims come out.

MaryBr90 ref 09.17 post I am not sure what is going wrong as I am not getting any notification that you are following. Let us try the other way around. What name have you been using on Twitter to try and follow me I will follow you.

Si_Derman ref 08.47 I told you yesterday keep off the Babycham. We need a flow of news to keep the share price recovery going.

Elsewhere among HARL's friendly competitors there is this from Navy Lookout https://twitter.com/NavyLookout/status/1627381313106853890. Question is how if at all this will affect their ability to get further contracts that are competitively tendered.

Seen this on the Sky News twitter feed https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1627578745442762752 I am starting to think the DUP is trying to wreck the NI economy.

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Bubble2021 ref 07.49 post I think that is the client in Greenland that they did owrk for last year glad to see they came back again with another order. Hopefully they will come back with more orders of a larger value as HARL proves its ability to deliver on contracts.

LWHL ref 07.32 post I cannot recall when I made that statement if I was specifically referring to the Annual Report which is due around then or RNSs in general. Either way that would have been proved wrong last week when we had two RNSs on consecutive days.

Nice surprise for a Monday morning. Some of these we knew about some we did not. I like the dry dock gate one.

I have just seen this on the BBC Website https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64695261 I am not sure how much any increase would go to the Royal Navy with Ukraine being a priority. There is also likely to be infighting withother departments who want more money.

LSE03 ref 12.07 post Do you think HARL could get away with charging HMG for everytime they use Samson or Goliath in the background of photoshoots.

Si_Derman ref 11.54 post have you been on the babycham again? What is this about me being you I have enough trouble being me.

Si_Derman ref 11.29 post thanks for this it does explain one thing. I saw a vessel called Pioneer on Marine Traffic near the berths used by HARL. However this vessel was not on the vessel movement page of the Belfast Harbour website. Could we see a formal tie up between HARL and Artemis?

Just came across this on the UK Defence Journal twitter feed https://twitter.com/UKDefJournal/status/1627239488958111746 it is not the first time they have gone abroad for parts.

Xenor ref 09.40 post Thanks for that it would not look good to pull contracts out of Turkey right now. I wonder if we will see an RNS tomorrow about this contract this probably depends on what it is in for.

Kaeren ref 01.27 A check on vesselfinder shows that the Pentalina travelled from Greenock to Belfast. A crosscheck on MarineTraffic seems to confirm it is the same Ferry.

Scotland has four ferries on order from a port in Turkey. I am not sure where those Ports are in relation to the earthquake but if they are affected and HARL completes this contract it may lead to more orders from CalMac. Good client to have even if it is government owned.

ThisTimeNextYeer ref 00.44 I have just checked the Belfast Harbour website and the Pentalina is scheduled to leave 12.00 on the 29 March.

LSE03 ref 15.35 post I found it interesting that Ferguson Marine are talking on Diversifying the Shipbuilding Portfolio. I am not sure how much they would know on that.

I have just seen this from Energy Voice https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/483745/harland-wolff-to-streamline-workforce-at-methil-yard/ In a largely downbeat article that focuses on job cuts there is this comment from JW '“In the meantime, the teams are focusing on constructing barges whilst contract discussions and negotiations advance for another large project'. Hopefully this reduction in the workforce will not hinder future recruitment when they get this new contract.

There is also this from Offshore Engineer which does not include comments from the unions. https://www.oedigital.com/news/502986-harland-wolff-cuts-jobs-at-methill-after-offshore-wind-contract-termination

Just seen this https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-64685125 it seems that we are looking at Wedneday at the latest for any deal. I do not read the DUP statement them being on board so a deal is not guaranteed. Interestingly the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill is due to have all its stages on Wednesday. I wonder what any deal would do for the need for this Bill.