Hargreaves Services Share Discussion Threads

[aleks_atanasov] 28/5/2012 12:02

* N+1 brewin cuts Hargreaves Services price target to 1420P from 1570P, rating buy

* Panmure cuts Hargreaves Services to sell from hold

[n3tleylucas] 28/5/2012 11:11

is the fall overdone? ...

[beeks of arabia] 28/5/2012 08:07

hammered today.

a week before save sharescheme expires......


:(

[barbeg] 02/5/2012 09:56

"IT" ? What would "IT" be ?

[beeks of arabia] 01/5/2012 08:08

UKC flying, HSP dropping back a bit.

Is it about to happen?

[beeks of arabia] 10/4/2012 07:09

More excellent news.

Roll on £20.

[cambium] 21/2/2012 13:58

21 Feb Hargreaves... N+1 Brewin Buy 1,211.50 1,570.00 1,570.00 Retains

[limit up] 14/2/2012 09:06

figs look okay,good statement,tower going well..new price tgt 1570p from brewins
regds

[ddav] 01/1/2012 12:25

Happy new year to all!

[beeks of arabia] 19/12/2011 07:45

Nice statement.

Yet again delivering ahead of expectations on most fronts.

[ddav] 14/10/2011 11:19

Goldman Sachs raises hard coking coal price forecasts for 2011-2014
Singapore (Platts)--1Dec2010/635 am EST/1135 GMT

Goldman Sachs raised its price forecasts for hard coking coal by 6-28% for 2011-2014 because of structural tightness in the seaborne market, the bank said in a research note published late Tuesday.

Goldman Sachs raised its hard coking coal forecast, which it defines as representing Peak Downs and Goonyella exports to Japan, by 6% for 2011 to $240/mt FOB Queensland, Australia. This compares with $191/mt FOB for 2010.

On a quarterly basis, Goldman Sachs predicted Q1 2011 pricing could come in at $225/mt FOB for Peak Downs and Saraji, which it said was consistent with recent spot transactions.

This sounds roughly in line with recent observations by Platts, which include a Peak Downs spot transaction heard done at $227/mt FOB in the week of November 15-21.

Goldman Sachs sees Q2 2011 being priced at $245/mt for premium low-vol coking coal, up from its previous forecast of $235/mt. The bank prices would be likely to respond swiftly to weather-related supply disruptions in Australia, Canada and China, given the lack of stocks and spare capacity in the system.

In addition, Goldman Sachs believes the "safety valve" of US exports could close in 2011, as export supply chains are running close to full capacity, with limited scope to boost exports beyond current rates.

Longer term, the bank now sees this $240/mt price rolling over in 2012 -- an 18% increase from the previous forecast -- while both 2013 and 2014 are forecast at $230/mt, up by around 20% versus previous forecasts.

Goldman Sachs attributed these higher numbers to the sustainability of Indian -- and to a lesser extent Chinese -- imports, and to the continuing rise in costs associated with large-scale capacity expansions in hard coking coal, and in particular greenfield projects that require port and rail infrastructure.

The bank factored in 40 million mt of new HCC exports from Australia in the next five years, which it said should perhaps be regarded as a "best case" rather than a "base case."

--Julien Hall, [e-mail]

[ddav] 13/10/2011 11:06

Latest!
Coal info.
( courtesy of Nap. on LDP thread.

[limit up] 19/9/2011 17:04

great figs again last week brewins up tgt to £15.00
regds

[nurdin] 28/7/2011 15:25

Penny dropping I think :o)

[limit up] 22/7/2011 08:56

brewin dolphin ups tgt to 1320p from 1174p..

[hieronymous1] 21/7/2011 23:04

Up 3.5% on a mediocre day for the markets. Not that muted.

[nurdin] 21/7/2011 12:42

Cant understand this muted reaction to what is a very positive outcome of a long awaited decision.Guess it reflects the current mood of the broader markets..

[nurdin] 21/7/2011 07:11

Yesssss... :o)

[nurdin] 20/7/2011 19:23

RNS tomorrow first thing ..dont know which way it will go...neither does the CEO.Lets hope its positive news...

[beeks of arabia] 20/7/2011 19:04

bah.

The wife is looking a bit rougher today.....!

[nurdin] 14/7/2011 16:18

Falling off now...wonder why