Execution of the Fleet Solid Support Programme (FSS) Manufacture Contract
Is 2023 HVivo And Harland & Wolff Year
Stock markets in the UK are either heading into a recession or already are. Many investors are concerned about what the future holds for them.
Share Talk Weekly Small Cap Movers & Shakers, 31st December 2022
Mobile Streams (LON: MOS) has extended an agreement with International Gaming Systems for six months starting January 2023. Minimum revenues are $900,000. The minimum revenue commitment is $900,000. The share
Harland & Wolff forced to delay crucial warship project
Shipbuilder in trouble trims revenue forecast due to a key contract being delayed by parts shortage
Harland & Wolff (AIM:HARL) Trading update, termination of Saipem contract and update on Debt Financing
Harland & Wolff Group Holdings plc (AIM: HARL), the UK quoted company focused on strategic infrastructure projects and physical asset lifecycle management, announces a trading update in respect of its year
Trader’s Café with Zak Mir: A Week In Small Caps, Sunday 27th November 2022
It has been another good week for UK PLC, with the FTSE 100 and the Pound rising well against the US dollar. Presumably the markets were waiting for the tax
The four best high risk, high reward (BOIL, HARL, PREM, AVCT) stocks to consider for 2023
Premier African Minerals, Harland &Wolff, Baron Oil, and Avacta could constitute 4 high-risk plays for investors with nerves of steel.
4 best high risk, high reward FTSE AIM stocks to consider for 2023
Premier African Minerals, Harland &Wolff, Baron Oil, and Avacta could constitute 4 high-risk plays for investors with nerves of steel.
Share Talk Weekly Small Cap Movers & Shakers, Saturday 19th November 2022
A round-up of some of the market’s major risers and falls over the past week in London.
Harland & Wolff (AIM:HARL) Fleet Solid Support Preferred Bidder Status Award, Naval Shipbuilding Returns to Belfast
Harland & Wolff Group Holdings plc (AIM: HARL), the UK quoted company focused on strategic infrastructure projects and physical asset lifecycle management, is pleased to release further details following yesterday’s
Under the £1.6bn contract, new Navy ships will be built at the Titanic shipyard
1,200 UK JOBS CREATED AS NAVAL SHIPBUILDING RETURNS TO BELFAST