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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Hydro Intl | LSE:HYD | London | Ordinary Share | GB0004499488 | ORD 5P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 194.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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25/1/2014 13:41 | I think AMP6 is going to promote a significant growth opportunity for Hydro, it seems to be the supplier of choice for many of these easy improvement projects. Sooner or later, these water companies are also going to have to take on a more comitted stance on management of waterways and flood waters, which is becomming more prevalent each year. Again, HYD engineered approach can compliment. | witheco | |
05/1/2014 20:19 | hxxp://michae1mouse. Michael. | michaelmouse | |
02/1/2014 14:35 | Anglian Water 'polishes' its sand filtration with Hydro International17 December 2013Confidence in DynaSand demonstrated. Anglian Water has selected continuously operating sand filtration technology from Hydro International as part of a strategic new Tertiary Solids Removal Framework in the run up to the AMP6 project. The Framework is for an initial three-year period with subsequent extension to five years.A total of 67 DynaSand filters from Hydro are already in use across 21 Anglian Water sites used for tertiary treatment of sewage effluent, removal of suspended solids or 'polishing' and phosphate removal. Keith Hayward, sales and marketing manager of Hydro International Wastewater Division said: "The framework demonstrates Anglian Water's confidence in DynaSand continuously operating sand filters from Hydro and in their long-standing reliability and versatility. "The AMP6 spending programme is placing growing emphasis on getting more through-life value from wastewater assets. The DynaSand units across 21 Anglian Water sites are ample proof of this and the efficiency of the technology. We hope this number will grow significantly during AMP6."The DynaSand vertical sand filter operates continuously using an internal washing process which eliminates the need for water storage tanks, backwash pumps and water collection. With a small footprint, it can be used for effluent and drinking water solids removal. | witheco | |
29/9/2013 12:50 | Well done again Witheco! I particularly liked the penultimate para regarding development of legislation. After all the developments on flood plains it is time drainage was well up on the to-do list of any new developments. However, knowing our political process, legislation depends on lobbying and housebuilders have large pockets. | dozey1 | |
23/9/2013 18:42 | Yes, me too. Bottom drawer job at present. | sg31 | |
23/9/2013 17:23 | Well done Witheco, just in case you thought you were talking to yourself. I'm a long term holder and still think there is further value here. | dozey1 | |
12/9/2013 15:40 | Interesting movement, on little volume? | witheco | |
03/9/2013 12:44 | Stable, core business, support service under the protection of regulatory environment. No great growth expected, divi mediocre. But useful to use it as a component/filler to de-risk other assets in your portfolio. nice set of steady results, but more importantly - no horror stories with this one. I am happy to hold on to, and perhaps top up, but that discount looks like its closing up over the course of the day. | witheco | |
03/9/2013 09:11 | Had a quick look at the results. A pity that this enterprising, brainy and useful company is short of work. Perhaps the best way to take profit from a portfolio is to sell the losers. However, in this case I'll hang on in the hope of substantial contracts ahead. In the meantime HYD's grit removal in America seems to be doing well and could continue to grow. | what is a login ? | |
03/9/2013 08:57 | 18BT:> Agreed - very uninspiring - Looking back over the last 5 years the share price has been at about the same level. Not a trading share as spread too wide to deal in volume. No real protection in ntav (refs 50.5p) so only thing going is yield which at just under 4% is not inspriring unless significant potential for growth - however I cannot see this (OK I may be wrong but putting very much on a low priority watch list) Other views ? | pugugly | |
03/9/2013 07:33 | Interims out - no real sign of growth at this company - they're running hard to stand still. Still financially sound though. | 18bt | |
12/8/2013 11:47 | I picked up at 92p when it was flat-lining, it was priced within or around book value, so definitely worth picking up. It is one of my favourite migratory stocks, and have traded it for years. never made a loss, and its a nice one to put in your low risk fraction of a balanced portofolio. i notice, it Usually picks up in wet weather, And it looks like we going to have a good evaporative cycle this year in the northern hemisphere. | witheco | |
09/8/2013 14:45 | Witheco, you've got a point. This is so far below the sight-line there must be a point at which it is value, always provided they can clinch a couple of good contracts. I'm not unloading my modest holding but awaiting news. I cannot see the dividend threatened and it might be worth locking away in an ISA. | dozey1 | |
09/8/2013 11:18 | Anybody getting ready for the rainy season. | witheco | |
17/7/2013 07:33 | hastings - surely destined for the MBH thread | alanrussell | |
16/7/2013 15:29 | hxxp://www.cambridge | hastings | |
25/3/2013 09:31 | Meant o be posting on HYDRODEC ,,,,sorry. | quilarvium | |
25/3/2013 09:31 | Guys thanks for all your info of late.I really thought we would get a better result than what we heard. 3 years is three years and about 25% own so will take it in the chin.However have found a rare mining company on aim where only 20% of the free float is in private hands and they have just done the ingest deal ever.Go onto URU and top thread follow the link to the CEO telling you what they are about do.Well with a 2/3k punt you will not be disappointed! | quilarvium | |
21/3/2013 13:26 | NHB:> Many thanks for the clarification - Most useful. | pugugly | |
20/3/2013 09:24 | I received the following response from HYD on a question I asked about the legal action. "The legal case to which you refer relates to a customer dispute dating back to 2010/2011. Hydro made an enquiry to establish whether the dispute would be covered by insurance. The answer was that it would not be, and the insurance company moved to protect their position by filing a purely technical legal case to make the point. This is not a contested issue between Hydro and it's insurer. The underlying customer dispute is being defended and our position covered with what we believe to be a necessary level of provision. There is no material impact on the 2012 results and hence no specific mention." | nhb | |
19/3/2013 13:26 | In the circumstances - public finances screwed,etc - this is a good set of results really. However, the poor circumstances are likely to continue and can't see increase in share price for some time. Just hope they keep weathering the storm - no pun intended - as its a company I want to see do well one day, even if I am not invested. | luminoso | |
19/3/2013 10:42 | rivaldo:> Curious that no mention. But as not a holder - just a potential interest and not far enought up my watch list to phone the FD yet. | pugugly |
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