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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nature Grp | LSE:NGR | London | Ordinary Share | JE00B3B5FZ40 | ORD 0.2P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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20/9/2012 07:45 | Having said all that I only noticed this yesterday that makes for interesting thoughts...... | dgwinterbottom | |
20/9/2012 07:41 | mandm 10 - Thanks was not aware of that but it does make for an interesting theory though! If maritime law states that ports have to provide waste water processing facilities Portugal is a convenient -though not as convenient as Gib- point for that part of the Med for such processing. If the Gib govt are dragging their feet over decisions for bringing the facility back on line the "threat" of moving operations to Portugal (and the subsequent loss of revenue for the Gib govt) given the fact that a complete rebuild is on the cards in either place may just focus the Govt mind somewhat. Just my conspiracy theory mindset running wild!! | dgwinterbottom | |
19/9/2012 18:36 | Correct DGW, new government in Gib, very much emvironmemtal friendly, do not see anything there soon. Rumour has it that they are looking to open operations in Portugal. Not sure as to what though, will be interesting to hear. | mandm10 | |
19/9/2012 07:40 | Have to say I won't be holding my breath in terms of anything significant re Gibraltar, other than "hopeful to resume operations in the medium term" but given the recent spate of Director share buying who knows? | dgwinterbottom | |
18/9/2012 13:37 | DCW:> Thanks for the reminder on timing. | pugugly | |
18/9/2012 07:59 | Hi Pugugly, yep I am still here. The Interims for 2010 & 2011 were dated 21 & 23 September respectively so perhaps we can expect some info anytime from next week? | dgwinterbottom | |
17/9/2012 14:13 | Anyone still following ? No news,no updates on Gib, however as yet no further profit warnings but the last one was bad enough. Do not think terminal but could be becoming one of the walking dead for a few years. Any other thoughts ? | pugugly | |
22/7/2012 05:23 | Thats an interesting thought DG,even if they had to pay double this price the net assets and rights for the OTU would make it a bargain.Without the legal issues this would be trading at 80/90p plus i am sure. | riddlerone | |
21/7/2012 15:07 | Given that the Directirs interest of 24.7% is held in Port Invest BV is there not a possibility of a possible takeover bid by said Co. | dgwinterbottom | |
21/7/2012 09:33 | I added a week or so ago at about 25p having already held a holding for quite a while at an average of circa 50p. Nice to see the directors adding more. I am taking a punt with them that this is a bottom for the share price Still be nice to hear some more from the management though. Happy to sit now and watch any news unfold. Good luck to all. We need it. Nobby | norbert colon | |
20/7/2012 17:38 | brought in yesterday only 25k but what a timely buy, stock overhang gone now i hope. directors buying buy the shed load at the end of the 1st half, up 23% today nice. Take a look at last year admin expensives these are not going to affect this year so much. | rolo7 | |
08/7/2012 13:48 | Lets not forget, all Governments are hard up in these straightened times, therefore to deny NGR the operational licence would no doubt lose the govt a handy source of revenue year on year in the future!! The fact NGR may have to rebuild the plant practically from new using modern materials and structures etc will probably elininate many of ESG's concerns | dgwinterbottom | |
06/7/2012 12:22 | Steg, Was focusing on the fact that ESG are worried that resumption is back on the cards. The fact they are out there suggests they believe it is becoming more likely. | horndean eagle | |
06/7/2012 12:17 | This doesnt read very well at all to me HE: The ESG have issued a statement regarding the potential resumption of Nature Plant's activities in Gibraltar. Their statement says: " While acknowledging the legal requirement to collect waste oil from ships serviced by the Gibraltar Port, the ESG reiterates its call to the Gibraltar Government to reconsider permitting the practice of treating waste for the oil, marine and process industries in Gibraltar." Referring to the port explosion last year ESG said; "Last year's accident cannot be glossed over as something that simply happened on one unfortunate day. The noxious fumes from the plant during normal operations affected thousands of residents for years. Since the explosion, death of a contract worker, closure of the Nature Plant and waste oil treatment stopped, air quality in the area has greatly improved and has been recognised as such by the many official agencies connected to environment and port matters." The ESG have said that they can also further verify the huge drop in reports received from residents of severe fumes in the area since the tank explosion and they hope the Gibraltar Government will take heed of this. They said; "The group is very concerned that Gibraltar may end up once again being a cesspit for toxic waste from other countries for processing locally. We do not have the land to accommodate such dirty industry without impacting on residential areas and we urge Government to pursue a policy of collection of shipping waste but not of processing | stegrego | |
06/7/2012 11:55 | I am less pessimistic about Gibraltar being a write off than others seem to be. Especially the directors. If they were that concerned I don't think they would be getting their wallets out and buying shares hand over fist. Inklings in Gibraltar that a resumption may be back on the cards:- and | horndean eagle | |
06/7/2012 09:40 | I first bought in during the middle of 2010 and have picked up a few since along the line. My view is that the Gibraltar incident looks (IMHO)to be a case of neglect by NGR in respect to maintenance of their plant and equipment (lets hope not and that the investigation and insurance case gets resolved quickly) and the whole event has not been very well communicated to shareholders. That said we are now trading at less than BV, I am very encouraged by the recent Director buys as I have been looking to buy more since they dropped to 31p in May. Assuming they meet their EPS target for 2014 we are on a forward PE of only 4.3. Even for 2012 its 8.4. Net current assets of only 4p. Low long term debt, low capex, cash in bank, very low interest costs, depreciation low, great gross profit margin, ROE poor, Divi, generally good metrics. Negatives of course in the current chart and fact they have lost their licence and their insurance claim is current denied etc. I am hopeful that the Directors know something we dont and are putting their money on the table. I am buying more today. Good luck all. Nobby | norbert colon | |
05/7/2012 19:18 | Steg: My hunch, too, is that what you suggest is the balance of probability. I guess the key question is whether such an outcome is already priced in or whether NGR would take another big hit if/when confirmed. Technically, NGR still looks a falling knife. | saucepan | |
05/7/2012 19:13 | I'm certainly looking at these levels. However, I feel that the Gibraltar plant is probably never coming back. | stegrego | |
05/7/2012 19:03 | Do any of you folks who follow NGR closely feel the Company is a "buy" at these levels? I have noted the three separate director purchases and the RNS regarding the Panama joint venture. I have also looked at the 6 June final results. I suspect veryniceperson could be correct: that the worst is now over and the stock is oversold. I just need to get a greater strength of conviction before taking the plunge. | saucepan | |
05/7/2012 16:06 | Its always good news when directors buy. You could be about to turn the corner now, hopefully. Good luck. | veryniceperson | |
06/6/2012 11:26 | One of the lessons I have learned over the past few years is that its nearly always best to sell as soon as Death, Insurance, Licences or Court is mentioned in a RNS. This had at least 3 of those so was a massive no no from the explosion onward. | stegrego |
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