Mouchel Share Discussion Threads

[still waiting] 03/2/2012 22:25

COST would be mad to pass up on the opportunity to snap this up cheap and may already be buying a stake.

their recent tu stresses they are cash rich and even mention their increased lending facilities, I think we'll see this taken out with an agreed 20p deal.

[howdlep] 03/2/2012 15:33

Next resistance point at circa 11.5p and then momentum really builds

[still waiting] 03/2/2012 15:32

moving back up?

[doerx2] 03/2/2012 15:30

Way oversold. Coming to the end of financial year. Contracts will be signed cos of the way the business's work. bwtfdik

[abcd1234] 03/2/2012 15:27

... well if you mean 12 minutes ..... ;o)

[johncraven] 03/2/2012 15:15

Well some turnaroud on the order book. Very strong indeed and double digits almost certain very soon.

[johncraven] 03/2/2012 13:38

Certainly plenty if buying recently and with just over 100m shares in issue it stands to double or even treble on any good news.

[doerx2] 03/2/2012 12:33

Something on the cards then!!!!!! Maybe a contract soon hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[johncraven] 03/2/2012 11:05

A meaty buy of 555k gone through

[hotstuff] 02/2/2012 08:58

8 years since last message.Share has doubled (4 to8p)in last few days.Any thoughts?

[targatarga] 01/2/2012 16:16

looks like mr market did a good job of shaking me out yesterday!

[htrocka] 31/1/2012 21:42

A lot a selling today....but a profit's a profit....however, SeaEnergy too issued a 'Total Voting Rights' rns....this was followed by 2 Major Interest in Shares purchases.. rns's of 3+% and 5+% shortly afterwards

another piece of info I picked up today...
'Foreigners' are under no obligation to inform the company of any shareholding levels.'

[targatarga] 31/1/2012 17:09

i managed to do another miracle in out trade... purchased last week [27th] on a high only to close today on the low of 7.62 ..... lovely

[targatarga] 31/1/2012 15:50

sells dragging these down today. Stop loss hit.... Gla

[johncraven] 31/1/2012 15:48

whys that though?

[targatarga] 31/1/2012 15:45

i've bailed after my t trade at 9.7p. Feels like bad news acoming....

[johncraven] 31/1/2012 15:42

news out somewhere??

[htrocka] 30/1/2012 20:50

...again taken from the IRV site....just to demonstrate the wild deviations that profession analysts arrive at with regard to valueing outsoucing companies......they're clueless..



from the IRV site.
Interserve: Panmure Gordon keeps sell rating and 185p target; Peel Hunt keeps sell rating and 275p target.....yet.......Analysts at Collins Stewart are forecasting pre-tax profits(for Interseve) of £71.9m (for earnings of 47.6p a share) on sales of £1.83bn for 2011. For 2012, the broker sees profits of £75.6m (for earnings of 45.1p a share) on revenues of £1.76bn and looks for dividends of 18.9p and 19.8p a share for 2011 and 2012 respectively



appologies for the O/T.....(but it's my 'old' firm)

[htrocka] 30/1/2012 20:38

It seems that comments from Ringrose suggest that it could be boom times for outsourcing comanies..


from the IRV sight.
Adrian Ringrose told Dow Jones Newswires a sizeable proportion of the ministry's GBP7 billion to GBP8 billion budget will now be spent on contracting private-sector firms to carry out services previously run by the government

ps..it was also suggested by an IRV poster that the reason why the IRV share price is lagging...is that IRV may still be looking at MCHL.

from the IRV board.
25 Jan'12 - 10:36 - 1555 of 1557
Recent weakness seems to be down to renewed bid speculation around Mouchel. Costain are being linked but you know what journalists are like for speculating.

[htrocka] 30/1/2012 20:28

New landing stage for Mersey Ferries
30 January 2012

Mersey Ferries' new £8m Pier Head landing stage in Liverpool has now opened for its first passengers.

Infrastructure and business services Group, Mouchel and 2020 Liverpool, a joint venture between Liverpool City Council and Mouchel, project managed the new landing stage on behalf of Merseytravel. This included preparing pre-tender designs and contract documents and administering the NEC 3 Design and Build Contract.

The new berth comprises a steel floating pontoon (deck area 64m x 18m), secured in the River Mersey on steel mono-piles, together with a linkspan bridge connecting to the shore.

Rather than incorporating the manual gangways customarily used for ferry terminals, the new Mersey Ferries' landing stage features innovative hydraulically powered passenger gangways believed to be the first use of this technology in this type of environment. The powered gangways were adopted to reduce the physical effort required by ferry operatives in the deployment of manual gangways and thereby allow compliance with the UK's Manual Handling Regulations.

Alison Chalmers, Head of Project Management at 2020 Liverpool, said: "The new landing stage not only accomodates the world famous Mersey Ferries, it also provides a permanent berth and crew accommodation for the Marine Rescue Service operated by Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service. We are delighted to have played an integral part in this innovative project."

The project was completed within budget, with £3.8 million of the scheme funded by European match funding through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).




(they must have recieved a final payment for completion ....this will include their profit for the job)

[htrocka] 29/1/2012 08:12

I missed this one last week,...thy've certainly changed their tune since their previous post in October..

[htrocka] 28/1/2012 08:46

pikey.,.Serco are missing him already..

[mulebraker] 27/1/2012 16:10

lol

maybe.

[pikey01] 27/1/2012 12:56

mulebraker, serco may be onto a winner here by planting their rejects into the competition thereby taking them out [/conspiracytheory]