Westminster Share Discussion Threads

[bernieboy] 09/8/2016 11:58

Seems you have ticked the price up bassem! Your buy not showing yet.....

[basem1] 09/8/2016 11:49

Just taken another 45000 for the collection.

[saucepan] 09/8/2016 11:48

I also suspect the chart will give early warning of any news - someone will get wind.

I, for one, am keeping a close eye on volume.

[saucepan] 09/8/2016 11:46

The chart pattern at present is looking quite promising, for sure.

[someuwin] 09/8/2016 11:41

Nearing 2016 highs ahead of game changing contract news.

[bernieboy] 09/8/2016 08:08

Agreed someuwin ;-)

[someuwin] 09/8/2016 08:04

An up day coming - imo.

[someuwin] 08/8/2016 12:43

They're going to have to move it up.

[someuwin] 08/8/2016 11:53

£1700 max online buy quote.

[someuwin] 05/8/2016 15:27

High chance of big news next week imo.

dyor.

[someuwin] 05/8/2016 15:11

Not much stock available

[someuwin] 04/8/2016 15:55

You don't want to be out when the news hits.

[someuwin] 04/8/2016 14:22

Yup - top up time.

[basem1] 04/8/2016 14:01

Calm, Storm, before. Ridiculous to be selling, time to be accumulating not offloading.

[loobrush] 04/8/2016 13:35

Award of medals just shows how good they are in trying cicumstances-WELL DONE STAFF !

[someuwin] 04/8/2016 13:10

Two days of pull back.

Should start rising again soon as news gets closer.

[someuwin] 04/8/2016 11:15

Westminster staff awarded Ebola medals

August 4th, 2016

Westminster’s expat team who bravely and tirelessly maintained operations at Freetown International Airport during the Ebola crisis in West Africa have been awarded the UK Ebola Medal for Service in West Africa, known simply as the Ebola Medal.

The Ebola Medal is a service medal issued to the Armed Forces, and to civilians working either for Her Majesty’s Government or NGOs in support of the British Government’s response to the Ebola crisis that began in 2014. The qualifying period of service for award of the medal is from 23 March 2014 until 29 March 2016.

Commenting on the Medal award to Westminster’s staff Peter Fowler, Chief Executive of Westminster Group, said:

“I am delighted that the hard work, bravery and dedication of our ex-pat team, who worked beyond the call of duty to maintain operations and helped keep Freetown International Airport safe and open during the Ebola crisis in West Africa, has been recognised by the award of these medals.

“I am extremely proud of all our staff, both expat and local, who not only maintained full operations at the airport but also provided considerable assistance to the local community and visiting NGO’s fighting the crisis. It is a testament to the skill and bravery of our management team and staff that not only did we manage to maintain full employment of all our local staff, despite the fact that most airlines ceased to operate to the country, but also that we managed to keep all our staff safe and well throughout the crisis.

“The award of these medals to our staff is a well-deserved and fitting tribute to them all.”



Photo: Some of the WASS ex-pat team in Freetown with medals– from left to right: Michelle Sproule – Acting Deputy ASM, John Drummond ASM, Aileen Taylor – Training & Cargo Manager

[luminoso] 04/8/2016 10:59

Thought I'd have a little top up this morning as seems a flag is forming on the chart and news must not be far away.

[luminoso] 04/8/2016 10:53

Those two big trades today - 77000 and 50000 - were deep inside the spread. I wouldn't mind having a broker like that !

[someuwin] 04/8/2016 10:06

Market cap now probably worth half of the revenue per year for this one Middle East project.

SP will surely be worth 3 x current level IF the contract gets completed - as we are expecting very soon.

[someuwin] 03/8/2016 11:54

Can buy £3k but not £4k.

[someuwin] 03/8/2016 10:32

Ticket price remains the same - its an additional security surcharge (i'm sure most travellers don't mind paying a bit extra for higher levels of security in today's climate)

All operatives and AvSec are trained up and certified to ICAO EU and International standards.

Compliance maintained for duration of contract.

No cost to the Airport / Government Authorities.

In fact major cost savings as everything is supplied by WSG.

Higher international standards encourages additional airlines and passengers.

etc etc

See details here...

[alphapig] 03/8/2016 10:20

Someuwin, I've always had a problem with these airport contracts. All wsg do is employ and train locals to man checkpoints and scanners. Why pay a private company to do that (taking percentage of ticket revenues) when all you need to do is employ a couple of experts to train locals employed in the public sector. Much more cost effective, In effect the percentage of ticket revenues going to the public coffers.These contracts have been imminent for years now, hope it happens.

[someuwin] 03/8/2016 09:25

Another day closer to the anticipated contract news.