with this moving and holding in there, the rumour of a 400p takeover (Sunday press/FT etc) that has been around for weeks may finally be transpiring....

keep watching. some serious momentum building!

Arrrggh! Been watching this this afternoon, then missed the jump again near the close. Too busy doing other emails and stuff! Must pay a closer attention!

Put a small spreadbet on this one earlier this afternoon. Didn't want to miss out on the excitement.

Was going to do same but missed the rise. Still, theres always Monday.

welcome, welcome!

well these have had a nice week and i feel these have more to run. momementum is there and volume is consistent. i really think 330 is on the cards and who knows, a bid would be nice!

well we are almost there....anyone been following this since last week!

great statement, results in march, great volume and still a takeover in the wings. limited downside at worst and a higher big figure at best!

By the way in the Telegraph on Sat.,AMEC given a buy rating by house broker Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.

cheers. i had missed that. think this is a solid big cap to hold at least until results.

Lookin' good.

AMEC PLC
24 January 2005
interesting....

AMEC plc

24 January 2005

We have today received a notification (dated 21 January 2005) from Fidelity
Investments on behalf of Fidelity International Limited, its subsidiaries and
its principal shareholder, Mr Edward C. Johnson, that they hold a notifiable
interest in the share capital of AMEC plc of 9,622,236 shares, representing
3.19% of the issued capital of the Company.

Fidelity have not held a notifiable interest in AMEC's shares since 14 July
2004.

come on the AMEC!

on the move again

interesting :-)

AMEC plc

27 January 2005

Pursuant to our obligations under the Listing Rules, we hereby advise you that,
on 26 January 2005, we received a notification from Goldman Sachs International
that as at close of business on 24 January 2005, The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc of
New York no longer held a notifiable interest in the share capital of AMEC plc.

Goldman Sachs had previously notified an interest of 11,142,713 ordinary shares
(as at 24 January 2005) which at that time represented 3.36% of the issued share
capital of AMEC plc.


C L Fidler
Assistant Company Secretary

yeah, i think they just tipped under the 3% threshhold...

marching forward again. guys, those that know me know that i am not one of these ramper/derampers so all i ask is put this on your watch pages and judge for yourself. This is a great trading stock and potential t/o target and is currently being propelled on upward momentum. enjoy.

i know noone is watching but look keep an eye on these!!!!!!!!!

I keep taking my eye of the ball here so thanks for bringing it back into view. Trying to watch too many things right now!

i know i am boring with this stock but here it goes again

big deal....

AMEC PLC
02 February 2005


AMEC JV preferred bidder for UK's largest schools PFI

2 February 2005:AMEC plc, the international project management and services
company, announces that an AMEC-led joint venture has been appointed preferred
bidder on the UK's largest schools PFI project to deliver 17 new and two
refurbished secondary schools for South Lanarkshire Council.

'This win reflects our longstanding and successful strategy of selective
investment in PFI, focusing on complex projects where we can bring together our
investment, design, delivery and maintenance skills to secure multiple income
streams,' said Sir Peter Mason, Chief Executive of AMEC. 'Our portfolio of PFI,
urban regeneration and wind energy projects is an important investment for AMEC
that we expect to see making an increasing contribution.'

In addition to its equity investment of around 7 million, AMEC will benefit
from contracts to design, construct and refurbish the schools, redevelop surplus
land around 12 of the sites and provide estate management services over the
30-year concession period, together worth in excess of 290 million. Financial
close is expected in mid-2005 with construction beginning immediately
thereafter, involving a phased delivery with final completion mid-2009. The work
was won through the inspirED joint venture in which AMEC, investment group
Innisfree and Equion have an equal share.

AMEC had around 40 million invested in PFI projects at 31 December 2004 and has
current commitments to invest a further 60 million including South Lanarkshire
Schools, Colchester Hospital and the Docklands Light Railway Woolwich Arsenal
extension, which are currently at the preferred bidder stage. South Lanarkshire
Schools brings AMEC's UK PPP portfolio to 12 projects of which five are
operational with the remainder in the delivery stage.

and up...again! look at the chart...buy buy buy