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I have just had another look at the Belfast Harbour website if I am reading it right there will be a three day overlap when Stna Europe and Celtic Explorer will both be in the SRQ before Celtic Europe goes into the BDD on the 11.

andymck In relation to your 05.35 post I had just logged on to post on this. Yes as far as I am aware SRQ is one of the Berths used by H&W Belfast. There was a thread yesterday were ThisTimeNextYeer had mentioned that a ship might be coming into the BDD on the 11/12 December. I am not sure if the Celtic Explorer is this ship and someone just got the details of berth and day wrong or if there is another ship due in.

As an aside according to the Vesselfinder website there are two vessels called Celtic Explorer. One the RV Celtic Explorer is a Irish Registered Fishing Support Vessel. The other called just Celtic Explorer is a American Registered Pleasure Craft. If it is the Pleasure Craft that is cong in I think that would be interesting as it would as far as I am aware the first non commercial vessel into the yard.

ThisTimeNextYeer Thanks for your 19.39 post with regards to Belfast Harbour I thin they only show things about a week in advance so I would expect it to show up tomorrow or Saturday if your information is correct.

ThisTimeNextYeer Inrelation to your 16.26 post when I last checked the Belfast Harbour website today Stena Europe is still showing as in port until New Years Eve. Is it possible to have two ships in BDD at the same time? I will post if I see anything on the Belfast Harbour website about anything coming in.

Chrisatrdg In relation to your 13.56 post no problem I use both www.vesselfinder.com and www.belfast-harbour.co.uk. The latter is best for information about how long a ship will be docked for.

Chrisatrdg In relation to your 12.38 post Stena Europe has been in dock since 22 November and is currently scheduled to be in dock until at least 31 December. As I understand it this is for a deck replacement.

I note from this page https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/INFA/infrastrata-plc/company-page thatthere was a late posted trade @45p I am not sure if it was a buy or sell but going by the trade price I suspect it was a buy. I wonder what that would do to the trading tomorrow.

Tango1 In relation to your 12.26 post I am not sure that any plane can meet the environmental conditions for tramsportation. This particular vaccine needs to be kept at -70 degrees for transportation.

I note that at Appledore there is that waterfront land does anyone know of the land connections from there to the motorway system. I was thinking can you use the waterfront as a landing point for the vaccines to get in bypassing any possible blockages at Dover.

Just seen this https://themoorlander.co.uk/16-5bn-for-defence-could-help-devon-industries/ makes interesting reading. It does raise an interesting point of concern. One of the Plynouth MPs is a Minister of State at the MOD. If thre are any shipbuilding facilities in the area he may be tempted to favour his constituency first.

Loosegoose In relation to your 14,38 post it was not an after hours sell it was just posted after hours.

With, as far as I am aware, no news expected what is everyone expecting in the week ahead?

Tango1 In relation to your 13.02 if as I hope/suspect the share price is significantly higher than the current share price when the next installment comes due the number of shares that they would get will be lower.

LSE03 In relation to your 19.21 post that event is a good place to go for export orders. Hopefully they will pick up some.

It is a couple of days old but I do not think this has been posted before https://twitter.com/Harland_Wolff1/status/1331611407687815168

ivans In relation to your 11.02 post that is a very good question but can I have an easier question like Is there a god?

LSE01 In relation to your 07.05 post an analyst from Janes Defence Weekly is likely to be listened to carefully. Hopefully his comments will not have to much of a negative effect.

Loosegoose In relation to your 12.54 post thanks for the heads up about the note. I would expect the next note after the annual accounts are published.

Tango1 In relation to your 08.19 post any contracts in the next few weeks will not be as a result of yesterday's spending review. This is because the spending review related to the 2021/2022 Financial Year that starts in April 2021. What we might see are Direct Contract Awards for items that would be needed for next year that had not already been ordered.

The table on page 71 of the full spending review shows that in 2021 the core MOD Capital Departmental Expenditure Limit is £10.4bn. I wonder if INFA can manage to get 1% of that.