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This real money not monopoly money investments could be real life changes how can you invest and be so downbeat In real terms investers stand to make millions on Friday or in the next week's . Why invest then think you got it wrong. I can't imagine if you have shares why you down them
This company is off to a great start the business that they are in works well 50 percent margin is normal so give them a chance Mr Fowler did not start a business to loose money think about it yes all the help from finance institute and investors then make big bucks just before you retire
YOUR CAPITAL IS AT RISK
WESTMINSTER GROUP (WSG) SHARES RISE ON CONTRACT WIN
UPDATED: 16 JUN 2021
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Shares of managed services and security solutions provider Westminster Group (LON: WSG) are climbing after the company revealed it has been awarded a long-term managed service contract to exclusively provide port screening services at Monrovia Freeport in Liberia West Africa.
The 10-year contract follows yesterday's announcement of a 20-year security contract to provide ground security services within five airports in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Liberian Government awarded the screening services contract to a consortium led by Medtech Scientific from the United Arab Emirates, who entered into an agreement with Westminster to provide port screening services for an initial ten years, commencing 1 July. The initial period may be extended.
The deal is expected to generate around $1.1 million in revenue in the first 12 months of the operation.
Westminster will provide the screening systems, warehousing and infrastructure to undertake screening and intrusive search of selected import containers, maintain and operate the systems and provide comprehensive training services to customs and other staff.
With the company having a pipeline of multiple other potential contracts, it stated that it continues to monitor funding requirements and options to ensure it has adequate financing to deal with the anticipated expansion of services.
Personally I don't care as long as they get contracts signed and keep going. Do you really think they have done all these years to ditch it on contracts. If they have financial support or not they have 18 months to go on without the need of a bank. Also loans will be in the country of the contracts and backed with very low rates I would have thought. Most employees will be nationals. Pay taxes their and if you look it is Westminster Incorporated who have the contract