This firm operates gas storage facilities. Its initial project is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
Owns two shipyards, government want to put £16.5bn into defence and shipbuilding
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This discussion should be renamed to Harland & Wolff Group (HARL) following the company’s name change last year.
This is one of the most popular AIM stocks right now following the recent announcement that Team Resolute has been named preferred bidder for the MoD’s Fleet Solid Support ship programme.
It also has news coming in January on its IslandMagee gas storage project - where a judicial review will be heard in court.
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This company is going places. Interview and Q&A with the CEO from last night showing an overview and what lies ahead.
500m revenue estimate for 2025. 29m market cap…
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Todays RNS is great news. Not quite free money for years but as good as. No wonder it jumped. Would be good to see a bit more. Always wanting more.
It’s going to be fine ……
Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff suspends trading in shares
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Oh dear. But I think we’ve been here before? 
Harland & Wolff lines up administrators after £200m taxpayer bailout is rejected
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I’m not a big risk taker and this is my only ‘bet’ (in a small way).
My thinking? Any company that built the Titanic and survived for over a century afterwards must have something in its DNA and it’s been bailed out many times in my lifetime and has government projects …
It’s been suspended for a while now. Not looking good, is it?
Falkland Islands sacks Harland & Wolff from £120m port project
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Harland & Wolff starts forensic inquiry into £25m of spending
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As a Belfast native I see the famous Harland and Wolff cranes almost every day. They are a part of our modern heritage.
Once it was the employ of a massive part of the city, but today its business is unclear. Less ubiquitous than in generations gone by.
I hope they sort things out, but it seems far from certain.
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I hope they sort it out, too, but it’s beginning to feel a bit like believing in fairies.
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How Titantic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff stumbled to the brink
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H&W is now in administration, apparently.
It’s hard to accept given its long history (albeit chequered), the jobs and skills that will be lost and the defence contracts (ships mainly) that could now be built be the other shipbuilding partners eg Spain.
I still want the rabbit to jump out of the hat, somehow. Maybe there are no more rabbits …
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Titanic builder Harland & Wolff heads for administration
It looks as though there are no rabbits, or not as we know them …
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If anyone is still following the story:
Harland & Wolff creditors ‘unlikely to be repaid in full’
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Not as an investor, just as a Belfast native.
Seems to be a real mess. So much potential but I think the only saving them would have been more massive government contracts.
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Looks like good news for Belfast and the workforce?
Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff to be saved by Spanish rival
Any idea what happens to shares held when it went into administration?
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Great news Louise. Thanks for sharing 
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You’re welcome! It is good news, isn’t it?
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Great for keeping British traditional expertise, for Belfast and for UK economy and security.
Hopefully some good for investors too.
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