Member Info for Warthog4

The 2018 Accounts show a figure of 46,484 not 15,926 as shown in "Fundamentals" above. Dunno where these jockey got that figure from.

Hotblack.
The chap who invented "jogging" died of a heart attack at the age of 51.
Two friends of mine who have been habitual keen "runners" now have serious joint problems.
I rest my case ( and my legs)

"Onward and upward again from tomorrow??"
Apparently not-we feature at No. 6 of the FTSE 100 Top Twenty Losers.

Back to normal!!!!

...still not shifting from the impact of going Ex-Div. to the tune if 14p/share (or £275 million if my calcs. correct). Amanda and the BoD will just have to go without her choccy biccies for a few days!
Drop in the ocean really when compared with a cash pile of around £17 billion last back end plus sales proceeds received since. Onward and upward again from tomorrow??

Ooops-just noticed Q. answered already-apols.

First quarter results and dividend announcement

"will" look like morons????? Wrong tense I'm afraid!!

MM's sitting on their hands- unable to obtain either dummy buy or sell online price.

At last I have had a letter from my MP telling me he can't get involved in any way, apart from my attendance at one of his Surgeries to discuss the SFO. Waste of my time and his IMHO.
So, SI's we're at the mercy of smug bureaucrats who give not a jot for Petrofac or its shareholders, and probably still will be this time next year while they sit scratching themselves and counting their pension pots. The hearing on 21st June might, just might, be a step towards closure however.

Trouble is PCS when folk are starved of information on a regular basis they tend to resort to hypothesizing out of a sense of frustration. You have to admit Sareum's communication skills are not particularly good except when banging on about Sierra's activities

".....without volume or news the MMs will have a field day."
They already are-down 5.4% in 2 hours. End of day?? Who knows

From the same- footnote article
"Sareum shares are trading in the middle of a wide sideways range, and I would not recommend opening a new position now since the shares could go in either direction."
However, not telling us anything new I guess.!!

drunken. I too use HL but have never suffered from delayed payments in 12 years. Are you sure it's not your bank playing silly b.....s

Agree completely Jake.
Selling off the family silver was always considered to be a panic measure when the Squire had gambled away the estate, AND it didn't always work!!

I have written to my MP three time about the SFO dragging out their investigation in the faint hope of digging up some dirt on the company and its present management, the incredible damage being done to shareholders and to the Company's ability to win new contracts.
I have yet to receive even the courtesy of an acknowledgement.
Ditto Petrofac Investor Relations
Ditto Kwarsi Kwarteng
Ditto Liz Truss.
All these people have nothing but contempt for us except when they want our votes.
They themselves are beyond contempt

Not giving up-next communication going to the new CEO

Oink! Oink!

"On 22 March 2021, Adam Winslow, was granted an award under the Aviva Recruitment and Retention Share Award Plan ("RRSAP") to replace, on a like for like basis, deferred compensation forfeited on resignation from his previous employer."
Let me get this right. He resigned from his previous company, presumably to take up a more lucrative post with Aviva, and because he forfeited some perks we are paying for it with shares which have now risen in value by over £200k?
Wonderful!! As you say corporate greed is alive and well

Whatever the bosses of this pile of poo are being paid it is too much. How on earth did they get to be in charge of a company?

If the veracity of your opinion is on a par with your command of English grammar and punctuation I doubt any posters to this BB will take any notice of it.

"PFC have changed a few things, but no confirmation from the SFO yet that enough has been done."
Nor will there be one way or another. The SFO does not publish any updates but I think it is reasonable to assume that after that initial hiccough Petrofac would have been wise enough to
"clean up its act" otherwise the SFO would have turned really nasty.

Incidentally I seem to recall the accounting firm called in by Petrofac was KPMG. Not very long afterwards a KPMG man was taken on by the SFO at a senior level. I wonder what information he took with him?