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ENQ Enquest Plc

15.60
-0.04 (-0.26%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Enquest Plc LSE:ENQ London Ordinary Share GB00B635TG28 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.04 -0.26% 15.60 15.72 15.80 16.12 15.66 16.12 3,031,595 16:35:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 1.92B -41.23M -0.0224 -7.02 289.8M
Enquest Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ENQ. The last closing price for Enquest was 15.64p. Over the last year, Enquest shares have traded in a share price range of 11.38p to 18.57p.

Enquest currently has 1,843,500,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Enquest is £289.80 million. Enquest has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -7.02.

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03/4/2019
09:08
https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/196215/enquest-takes-on-146-staff-from-petrofac/EnQuest takes on 146 staff from Petrofac - News for the Oil and Gas SectorEnQuest will consult with its own staff and Petrofac on a move away from 3:3 rotas.More than 140 Petrofac workers moved over to EnQuest this week.Dozens of Petrofac workers have this week transferred over to North Sea operator EnQuest.A total of 146 staff have moved over from the energy services firm.It is understood the workers were already contracted to the Heather, Thistle and Magnus platforms, as well as the EnQuest Producer floating production vessel and Northern Producer rig.EnQuest decided at the end of last year to take them on, with the transition being completed earlier this week.The firm said the move was good news for staff and improves efficiencies.A spokesman said: "We looked at our workforce and decided to offer some career development. It was a good idea to in-house some of the skills in the business."Many of them were already subcontracted to those facilities."It helps efficiency internally and provides opportunities for staff as well."A spokeswoman for Petrofac said: "EnQuest decided at the end of 2018 to take these roles in-house and the process concluded yesterday following a safe and smooth transition."It comes after EnQuest announced a review of rota patterns for several North Sea assets in February to help streamline the business.
colebrooke
03/4/2019
09:01
Liberals. Moderates. Left.
Only at the point of absolute annihilation will they understand.

deanroberthunt
03/4/2019
08:59
lageraemia
2 Apr '19 - 14:54 - 7330 of 7348
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The Isle of Wight is also 30 years in the past Sean.

Imagine the 1980s where 2 tone and Ska never happened.

SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PLACE.

deanroberthunt
03/4/2019
08:31
Https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/196215/enquest-takes-on-146-staff-from-petrofac/
leoneobull
03/4/2019
08:23
#EnQuest takes on 146 staff from Petrofac:$PFC $ENQ @EnQuestplc
newtothisgame3
03/4/2019
08:17
https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/anyone-who-still-advocates-trading-on-wto-rules-should-watch-this/01/04/
leoneobull
03/4/2019
07:20
ANDY pops. Brent at 69.77. Enq ro bounce back. Small pullback natural innit
leoneobull
02/4/2019
23:40
Danny boy,
If you can't predict the share price wouldn't it be better to hug and hold?
To trade the volatility surely you need to have some idea of where the share price is going, don't you?
Well done on retrospectively catching the top, lol.

Deano,
I've just had a read through the posts, is it safe to say you voted remain?

andypop1
02/4/2019
22:22
Another strong day for oil, good (from my point of view) to see this dog is up to its old tricks.
As some have mentioned probably some profit taking from the lucky ones who got a few at 15p-16p possibly exaggerated by those who got greedy and forgot to bank their profits on results day.
Did the hangover of the RI come into play above 21p?
I don't know.
Any weakness on oil and you feel this will be punished.
On the bright side at least AB is in profit on his latest buy!
Good luck.

andypop1
02/4/2019
21:10
Red sauce, Brown sauce or no sauce at all Danny?
lageraemia
02/4/2019
18:56
Good post Stupmy. My averaging down over the last few weeks saw me end up with a much larger holding than I had expected. From 19p upwards I've been letting shares go and locking in profit with another 50,000 sold at over 21p today. I can't predict the share price either so it makes sense to play the volatility.
danny baker
02/4/2019
18:17
futures flat which might explain the actionpoo strong though - so the usual battle ensues...
stansmith3
02/4/2019
16:48
If POO continues up, I'd say that we'll have another good day tomorrow. This pullback is very normal and healthy. In my view, people buying at 15/16 are locking in profit at decision points. I don't think this is at all silly. All very normal risk/ portfolio management. I will also be dropping shares well before the targets that many on this board have been discussing for exactly the same reasons. Doesn't mean I'm not positive about this moving further up, just that I recognise that I can't see into the future. For me, the odds favour further rises, but I will lock in profit where I think it's appropriate.
stupmy
02/4/2019
16:33
Brent nearly touching 70 dollars .Any news out ?Supprised by the selling . Institutions ?? They are really thick when it comes to managing other people's money !Sicknote
s34icknote
02/4/2019
16:32
i buy back higher often unfortunately..:(
stansmith3
02/4/2019
16:23
good luck i tried that last year and ended up buying back in higher....
runner2018
02/4/2019
16:13
well doneive sold half, dont like the action across the board just nowwill look to buy back too
stansmith3
02/4/2019
16:11
Deano what happened ? Lol . I live in London and no stab vest required . It's a big metropolis and with almost 10m people here . We have good parts and some not so good - granted . I understand the rant / frustration etc but not sure what triggered it all out of the blue and needed posting here ?This is after all the Enquest board . Take it out on weights in the gym and let's get back to Enquest which despite great oil levels and more CEO buys has encountered some resistance .
onedb1
02/4/2019
16:08
Could be wrong of course Stan. Might just stay the same :-)

For once I made a winner here today.

Sold some and now looking for a re-entry point. Made enough £ for a B&B for the night in Clacton :-)

Brent consolidating the upward break of $68.5 so I will be buying any dips and trying to sell any small spikes hopefully within an uptrend as Brent heads upwards of $70.

american idiot
02/4/2019
15:34
poo, results and director buying is dictating enq spta has nothing to do with iti like how you say it might go up and it might go down
stansmith3
02/4/2019
15:00
Dean would really fit in well there then.
seangwhite
02/4/2019
14:54
The Isle of Wight is also 30 years in the past Sean.

Imagine the 1980s where 2 tone and Ska never happened.

lageraemia
02/4/2019
14:48
A little while ago I posted a chart with a suggestion that the price was moving within a triangle pattern. I also suggested a break to the upside would result in a target around 21p. Here's a follow-up.



21 p did indeed act as decision point/resistance/target however you like to see these things. I would not be surprised to see some consolidation and a fall back to 19.1, before further upside. I'm just making a statement. I haven't sold anything yet a move up from 20.4 is equally likely in my view.

stupmy
02/4/2019
14:35
IOW would be ideal for you Dean. A vibrant society if lacking in any meaningful employment. Cut off by the water does make people very insular but you already know that. Enjoy the long summer of July and August the rest of the time it's very quiet.
seangwhite
02/4/2019
13:44
deanyour meltdown reminds me of the one mrd542 had on lseare you the same person?
stansmith3
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