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CLLN Carillion Plc

14.20
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Carillion Plc LSE:CLLN London Ordinary Share GB0007365546 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 14.20 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/7/2017
08:24
Wow not even a contract win can get this over 60 for long!
luisfrg
17/7/2017
08:21
That is because the company is technically insolvent, and on life support by its banks just to pay the staff!
bookbroker
17/7/2017
08:17
Surprise, any rise is being beaten back down.....
winston270
17/7/2017
08:07
70 p £1 over £1 were the predictions this morning
escapetohome
17/7/2017
08:06
Still going down. News to follow in weeks to come
nick9013
17/7/2017
08:06
Gap up means more Ammo for the Hedges
sux_2bu
17/7/2017
08:06
Up up and away!
escapetohome
17/7/2017
08:04
News of collection of a rump of debt - whoosh...
tsmith2
17/7/2017
07:57
Gla! 🤒👍🏻
glenkaz
17/7/2017
07:53
To invest I suggest a lot of research first. Other than that it's a gamble
r ball
17/7/2017
07:52
HS3 comes next then HS4

Roads are in gridlock .... more tolls to come

Crewe will be 55 mins from London, 15 mins from Birmingham and Manchester

Might be worth buying a few houses round Crewe when the present debt bubble takes down the UK property market

Re this .... a lift .... followed by re-capitalization (cash raise) .... HS2 contract will help .... Government handout eh.

buywell3
17/7/2017
07:50
Back over £1 soon: so unlikely.Best case mid 70s in my view.
moopdoom
17/7/2017
07:46
Jeez someone needs their head examining, this comapny cant run itself let alone a hs2 contract.

They will be looking for cost variations from the client to make it lucrative.

Client beware.

escapetohome
17/7/2017
07:46
You lot calling a quid, all sitting on big losses I guess?
bookbroker
17/7/2017
07:45
Whole point of HS2 to make B'ham a hub, you commute to the city each day to work or play, from London, but speed the essence, so what about all who need to catch the link, ends up slowing down the travel time, tourists don't want to go B'ham, they want Stratford, Warwick, Oxford, the whole thing is pointless!
bookbroker
17/7/2017
07:43
It was mentioned on radio 5 live about 20 minutes ago. Very good news and a positive RNS. Should be back over a £1 in no time.
deltalo
17/7/2017
07:42
This massive contract win will combine with shorts closing and technical price turnaround, combining to a massive price rise today
investment dave
17/7/2017
07:34
But I might buy a few on the squeeze, and sell quick!
bookbroker
17/7/2017
07:33
Note that the contracts came in at £2 Billion less than upper estimate
buywell3
17/7/2017
07:33
Yeah right, a price rise to allow for a heavily discounted right's issue, suckers rally at the least! A dangerous, day trading stock this is!
bookbroker
17/7/2017
07:32
HS2 !

<+I>Chinese Investor (CLLN) 14 Jul 2017 - 11:37:13
It'll settle at around 70p !

chinese investor
17/7/2017
07:31
I know one the large debtors provided for against is a UK governmental body and that company is in active discussions..Also in quite few instances overspends are down to sub-contractors amounts here too are also being actively pursued..The quantum of any fund raise (if any) will be much later in the year and a lot smaller than what's been deliberately peddled by the shorters..
tsmith2
17/7/2017
07:31
High 60s more like back to the low £1's!!! Don't forget markets extend up as well as down
investment dave
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