Redhall Share Discussion Threads

[value viper] 05/12/2014 10:13

mgment need to buy shares 100% to give this any real credibility now imv
certainly the ceo

[mach100] 04/12/2014 16:15

Serial disappointers. I lost patience at 42p due to the succession of profit warnings. When I saw the share price action I thought maybe these would be a quick turn for some people. I wouldn't personally trust them with my lunch money.

[value viper] 04/12/2014 13:43

Jackson gone is correct ; cleanish plate
2 yr bank support is good
Net assets look supportive of valuation
Takes this long to be cutting middle management out
Better late than never
Asset disposals I thought coming , no mention
Debts remain high
Hhmm
Let's see if anyone buys shares in the first instance

[petty officer birdseye] 04/12/2014 13:11

Funny, do you wish you had bought more at 39p then?

[kneecaps2] 04/12/2014 12:17

Yes more of the same rubbish. Will the directors offer the next rights issue to shareholders or ignore us yet again?

[cockerhoop] 04/12/2014 07:56

Sorry I don't see a significant improvement, sales, profits, order book all down!

[pugugly] 04/12/2014 07:47

Results out - Significant improvement but still in intensive care ward.

It would appear that those buying yesterday may have had knowledge or were gamblers-

Verdict today will come from the market.

[esteban1] 03/12/2014 16:32

Oh yea? Results tomorrow and a massive rise today......does 2+2=5?

[soft t] 13/11/2014 09:27

steady selling must be going somewhere only very small

[meijiman] 11/11/2014 16:09

Amazing -take a look at Hayward Tyler a well managed company which is thriving. Compare it to these deadlegs.
sure am glad i sold as there is no hope here except perhaps a bid.
Maybe HAYT should bid for these?

[bisiboy] 11/10/2014 18:54

i would not be suprised to see a bid coming

[meijiman] 10/10/2014 11:47

Redhall has been so poorly managed that new people might see big opportunities-seems unlikely though.

[pyemckay] 10/10/2014 11:30

HAYT thread suggests rumours of a bid for redhall, seems unlikey to me but who knows.

[hvs] 09/10/2014 13:21

Its all OTHER PEOPLES MONEY.

[joan1234] 09/10/2014 10:26

when wins move off 11.5p next mms is 14.5p big jump coming and onto the leaderboard and radar,very tightly held by institutions

[joan1234] 09/10/2014 10:07

Hinkley Point C: Commercial Terms Agreed


A comprehensive set of agreements have been reached between EDF Group and the UK Government including in principle the key commercial terms for an investment contract of the planned Hinkley Point C (HPC) nuclear power station.

The go-ahead has been given to construct two EPR reactors at HPC in Somerset and the agreement in principle, on the scope of the scheme and on the key terms of the investment contract , allows EDF Group to move ahead to secure partners for the financing of the project.

Contained within the commercial terms is an agreement on a “strike price” that will be fair and balanced for both consumers and investors. It means HPC will offer stable and predictable prices through a “Contract for Difference”. So, if wholesale prices rise above the agreed “strike price”, consumers will not pay extra and if they fall below this price, the generator will receive a top-up payment. Customers pay nothing until the power station is operational.

Preliminary works for the project are already well advanced, with a design approved by UK regulators, a nuclear site licence in place and planning permission being given for construction.

Key terms of the contracts for the four most important suppliers to the project have now been finalised subject to a final investment decision. These are with: Bouygues TP/Laing O’Rourke for the civil work contract, Costain for the marine work, Alstom for the turbines and Areva for Instrumentation and Control, Nuclear Steam Supply System and Fuel.

Redhall has strengthened its position to take advantage of the opportunities within the UK nuclear new build programme, by setting up strategic alliances with French companies ACPP and Baumert. The ACPP-Redhall joint venture primarily focuses on the design, manufacture and installation of the stainless-steel pond liners, tanks and sumps required. The commercial Heads of Terms agreement between Redhall and Baumert – a subsidiary of the French organisation Groupe Gorgé – will facilitate a turnkey package offering that includes design, manufacture and installation for shield and security doors used in nuclear power stations.

Finalisation of the agreements and construction of the plant are subject to a final investment decision. The Government and EDF Group will work together to address the remaining steps which must be taken before that decision can be made.

Posted in Redhall Nuclear

[meijiman] 09/10/2014 09:04

what a contrast to read the excellent release from Hayward Tyler -a well run properly managed company.......

[petty officer birdseye] 08/10/2014 16:31

"In the longer-term, we remain convinced that the proposed new nuclear reactors at Hinkley for EDF will go ahead, but we cannot give any guidance on a start date and have therefore excluded this potential work from our forecasts"