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  • Macarthur bows to new bid from Arcelor and Peabody

    August 30, 2011

    MACARTHUR Coal has backed a sweetened offer from US-based Peabody Energy and the world’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal, in a deal that values the Australian miner at $5.2bn (£3.2bn). Macarthur’s recommendation came after PEAMCoal, the vehicle owned by the bidders, raised its 1 August offer by three per cent to A$16 a share, also agreeing to [...]

  • Sales increase for Chemring

    August 30, 2011

    BRITISH military equipment maker Chemring said sales rose a third in the three months to August, helped by the recent acquisition of US defence firm General Dynamics’ detection systems operations. The company, which makes ejector seats and pyrotechnic decoys for military aircraft, yesterday said trading had remained strong in the three months to end July, [...]

  • Cash-rich Bunzl plans expansion

    August 30, 2011

    BUSINESS supplies distributor Bunzl posted an 11 per cent rise in its first-half pre-tax profit yesterday, ahead of market expectations, and said it had over £300m available to expand into new countries through acquisitions. FTSE100-listed Bunzl, which supplies businesses with products such as carrier bags for supermarkets and bandages for hospitals, said pre-tax profit rose [...]

  • £10bn profits top forecasts for Gazprom

    August 30, 2011

    RUSSIAN gas export monopoly Gazprom’s quarterly profits beat analysts’ expectations yesterday as European buyers rushed to secure contracts at prices 21 per cent higher than a year ago. The company posted a 42 per cent increase in first-quarter earnings to 478.5bn roubles (£10.2bn), exceeding market expectations of a 29 per cent gain. The country’s largest [...]

  • Petrofac wins North Sea bids

    August 30, 2011

    BRITISH oil services firm Petrofac has been awarded two North Sea contracts by the UK arm of GDF Suez, the French-listed utility company, worth £30m over three years. The FTSE 100-listed company, led by chief executive Ayman Asfari (pictured), said it will provide operations, maintenance and engineering to GDF Suez E&P UK and will supply [...]

  • Lamprell projects pay off as earnings jump by 40pc

    August 30, 2011

    LAMPRELL reported a 40 per cent surge in first-half adjusted net profit yesterday as revenue from new projects increased, and the oil services group said it would meet expectations for the second half. The UAE-focused group, which specialises in rig refurbishments and construction, said it worked on the construction of seven new build marine projects [...]

  • Gulf Keystone plays down suggestions of sale talks

    August 30, 2011

    KURDISTAN-focused explorer Gulf Keystone Petroleum jumped 4.2 per cent yesterday, even after the firm played down suggestions it was in sale talks. A Sunday newspaper reported that Gulf Keystone was looking to sell itself in a deal that could value it at up to £1.4bn and that chief executive Todd Kozel had told banks he [...]

  • Kentz posts leap in first half takings

    August 30, 2011

    IRISH engineering firm Kentz posted a leap in profits yesterday, driven by its construction and technical support services units, and rewarded shareholders with an increase in dividend after its promotion from AIM to London’s main market in July. Kentz said pre-tax profits for the year to June were $37.7m (£23.1m), compared with $25.2m a year [...]

  • Afren says oil output is on the up after first half drop

    August 30, 2011

    PLANS for increasing production at Africa-focused oil and gas firm Afren are on track, it said yesterday, after reporting a 42 per cent drop in profits in the first half of the year after a delay in the start-up of its flagship Ebok field in Nigeria. The London-listed company said it is now ramping up [...]

  • Repsol stocks gain after shareholder Sacyr signs pact with Mexico’s Pemex

    August 30, 2011

    SHARES in Spanish oil company Repsol rose by more than four per cent yesterday, after key shareholder Sacyr signed a alliance with Mexico’s state-owned Pemex and pledged to buy a further five per cent in coming weeks. “We don’t rule out a change in [Repsol’s] management and as a result a more attractive dividend policy, [...]

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