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J Fisher Seriously Undervalued, And Trading Is Looking Excelent. (FSJ)     

goldfinger - 08 May 2003 15:52

The above company has to be brought to Investors attention, with a P/E circa of 8 and news coming from the company that business is in fine shape and with a more or less Monopoly in its Marine Division and Cabel Laying division, a price target of 2.00 cannot be far away.

Make no mistake this is a well managed company, and does well in both Bull and Bear markets, a fine addition to anyones growth portfolio.G

Greyhound - 16 Mar 2006 07:49 - 52 of 142

Just seeing how things closed last night - great move higher. Reading elsewhere that the Telegraph said profit upgrades expected.

goldfinger - 31 Mar 2006 23:06 - 53 of 142

Flying ahead.

cheers GF.

Greyhound - 02 Apr 2006 18:09 - 54 of 142

I suspect that last weeks gains were partially due to the partial pending sell off of BNFL and the spiralling costs of nuclear decommissioning where FSJ should benefit and may look to increase it's capabilites.

Madison - 02 Apr 2006 23:23 - 55 of 142

John Lee was singing their praises in the FT on Saturday (14% divi increase).

Cheers, Madison

goldfinger - 03 Apr 2006 10:44 - 56 of 142

Strange price movement in this one. Cant seem to work it out. Never mind as long as its generally upwards.

cheers GF.

Greyhound - 03 Apr 2006 11:03 - 57 of 142

Nice bit of news today on new tanker delivery too.

goldfinger - 10 Apr 2006 02:19 - 58 of 142

Im told this as been tipped in the SCSW tip sheet this weekend.

cheers gf.

Greyhound - 10 Apr 2006 08:26 - 59 of 142

Yes it was - excellent write up, nothing that we don't already know other than more acquisitions should be expected across each division. Fisher expected to capitalise on nuclear decomm. and share price has further to run.

goldfinger - 10 Apr 2006 11:08 - 60 of 142

Was it a BUY reco GH? or accumulate.

Cheers GF.

Greyhound - 10 Apr 2006 11:22 - 61 of 142

Very much a BUY

goldfinger - 10 Apr 2006 11:36 - 62 of 142

Cheers GH.

goldfinger - 04 Sep 2006 12:27 - 63 of 142

Nice to see this one hovering on bagger status since first posting here. P/E of just over 17 to 31st of December 2007 means this one doesnt look so cheap at the moment but there is great momentum behind it so a few bobs worth of profit and further wartching and holding for me.

goldfinger - 05 Sep 2006 11:52 - 64 of 142

Continuing its march upwards which is pleasing. Does look a little toppy now on fundies.

Greyhound - 05 Sep 2006 12:06 - 65 of 142

I see this going quite a bit higher in the next couple of years with further acquisitions on the horizon too.

goldfinger - 06 Oct 2006 11:54 - 66 of 142

An excelent bolt on and should add to EPS. I expect an upgrade from the companys broker.......

James Fisher buys Strainstall Group for 7 mln stg plus debt
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Marine services firm James Fisher & Sons PLC has bought privately-owned Strainstall Group Ltd for 7.0 mln stg plus the assumption of 4.2 mln stg of debt.

Isle of Wight-based Strainstall designs and supplies safety and productivity based monitoring, control, load measurement and structural monitoring systems. The group operates internationally and services a wide range of industries including the marine, offshore, nuclear, and rail markets.

The acquisition is for cash and loan notes and is being funded from existing resources.

For the year ended Sep 30, 2005 Strainstall's profit after tax was 381,000 stg and net assets were 2.2 mln stg.

newsdesk@afxnews.com

joy


goldfinger - 02 Nov 2006 10:58 - 67 of 142

James Fisher unit buys UK submarine rescue service for undisclosed sum
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - James Fisher and Sons PLC said its unit James Fisher Defence Ltd agreed to buy the operating assets of the UK submarine rescue service from the UK Government's Defence Sales Agency for an undisclosed amount.

It is buying the service, which was mobilised during Russia's Kursk disaster in 2000, to provide submarine rescue services to other nations, it said.

newsdesk@afxnews.com

tfn-ban-pmi/jc



goldfinger - 06 Nov 2006 08:24 - 68 of 142

Fisher (James) & Sons PLC
06 November 2006

For release 06 November 2006



James Fisher & Sons Plc

('James Fisher' or 'the Company')


Formation of James Fisher Inspection & Measurement Services




James Fisher (FSJ.L), the marine services provider, announces the formation of a
new company, called James Fisher Inspection & Measurement Services (JFIMS), to
provide inspection and measurement services to the nuclear, defence and offshore
sectors and has appointed Dr Paul Read as its managing director, who joins from
British Nuclear Group, where he was managing director of its instrumentation
subsidiary, with extensive experience in the field of measurement and
characterisation technologies.


JFIMS, which will be based in Manchester and near Sellafield, is also
establishing partnerships with key product manufacturers and is pleased to
announce a strategic partnership with VJ Technologies Inc, a New York based
market leader in the provision of safe, state-of-the art inspection systems and
provision of X-Ray characterisation equipment for a broad range of applications
and demanding operating environments.


JFIMS will provide a broad measurement and inspection capability based on a wide
range of technologies, including optical, acoustic and X-Ray. The new company
will operate alongside James Fisher Nuclear and James Fisher Defence to enhance
the services offered to these key sectors.


Tim Harris, Chairman, James Fisher said:


'We see JFIMS as an important development in providing quality services to our
customers in the nuclear, defence and offshore sectors, and are delighted to
bring on board someone of Paul's experience and stature within the industry. He
has a proven track record of fulfilling customer needs in regulatory and quality
driven markets leading to very rapid and sustained profitable business growth.
JFIMS is already forming partnerships with key product manufacturers.'


Vijay Alreja, Director, VJ Technologies, said:


'James Fisher is a key component of VJT's European business plan and the
Company's commitment to the UK customer base, coverage and complimentary
capabilities make it an ideal partner to deliver our product to market and
provide lifetime support and operations personnel.'


Paul Read said:


'Changes in the nuclear and defence markets are leading to an increasingly open
competitive environment demanding greater emphasis on service quality, delivery
to programme and value for money. JFIMS is addressing this market opportunity
through innovation to meet customer needs. We are delivering for our customers,
utilising state-of-the-art JFIMS equipment with highly skilled and experienced
personnel trained within the industries they are now supporting. Feedback from
the market has been very positive and we are confident of achieving strong
organic growth.'




For further information please contact:

Nick Henry Chief Executive Officer James Fisher & Sons plc 020 7338 5808
Dr Paul Read Managing Director James Fisher Inspection & Measurement 07831 553 719
Services 0161 232 1414
Peter Binns Adventis Financial PR 020 7034 4760





Greyhound - 06 Nov 2006 09:45 - 69 of 142

This is yet again looking very good value to me and good to see the development of the new division and recent acquisitions. FSJ was also Small Company Share Watch's main buy recommendation this weekend. I expect to see us break a lot higher now, maintaining this 5 year uptrend.

goldfinger - 06 Nov 2006 10:02 - 70 of 142

Me too.

goldfinger - 08 Nov 2006 14:48 - 71 of 142

Been storming ahead in the last few days.
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