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I thought Ed Milliband, wanted to make the UK a green energy powerhouse with high skilled jobs...i am afraid the talent pool may reduce with sidara takeover. I dont suppose Aberdeen will fare too well...but who knows

Sidara-Wood vs Worley...i wonder if anybody else might be attracted to buy the organizational capability, connections and reach of the wood group...

30th april, but dont know time

Ice, the time to act would be dring suspension. It will all start unfolding very soon...

Seriously, I dont think Rachael Reeves of starmers lot would want to upset the emiratees/Sair family

Rofert, anything is possible...any chance the scottish government or Rachael reeves could block sidara sale in 'national interest'...happened in Aust. With sidaras attempt to take control of Worley.

Ice, there will be a new board, but possibly driven by Sidara...at the moment we are in a fog...so little clear detail leaving room for speculation, fear despair...really poor show. Fortunately most II,s provide an anchor in their continuing stable holdings

Rachelsdad, wg could do 100% in a day..just need sidara to make a formal bid at 35p...

That would be receivership...i cant see it...anyway it was a response to hellodave and his 15p comment.

Hellodave, could go to 0, or to 35 or beyond...i am believe WG will not fold, and its prospects are good.

Lets see if Sp/market cap equates to enterprise value...still think much more to unfold...although i cant see relationship banks doing anything to jeopardize the cash cow that services their crdit facilities....but who knows

Jen, if Sidara think WG is a bargain, so will others.

Any of the institutional investors have minimum market cap criteria for investing/continuing to hold. The hedgies will know

Bob, the order book is great, and growing...

I would have thought issues predate kg, since they relate to 2022 accounts...they would have reported on 2021 trading year...i may be completely wrong...

Bob i was referring to below.

As indicated on 14 February 2025, the overall findings of the Review include:

· A number of prior year adjustments are expected to be required to the income statement and balance sheet

· Issues identified in a limited number of contracts in Projects, particularly in relation to legacy lump sum turnkey ('LSTK') projects

· Issues with the application of relevant accounting standards, such as holding specific amounts on the Projects centre balance sheet that should have been written off

· Gaps and deficiencies within the application of controls which relate to the monitoring and reporting of project positions within the Projects business unit

· No material issues identified in our other business units (Consulting, Operations and Investment Services)

Bob...i refer to deloittes findings in the rojects division as conveyed by kg

Jen, need ninety one and m partners to finish, suspension cannot come soon enough...the accounts issue needs to be resolved to see how much damage the limited number of contracts in the projects division have caused.

Have a good swim...anything can happen.:)

Hello, its each persons personal call...i hold, may add more on 30th