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Investegate announcements from Braemar Shipping, Preliminary Results

  James Gundy, Group Chief Executive Officer of Braemar, commenting on the performance and the outlook said: "I am delighted with the performance of Braemar this year where, in such a challenging period, we have not only exceeded market and indeed our own expectations for financial performance, but we have re-aligned many aspects of the business towards our new growth-oriented shipbroking strategy. We have also simplified the business, reduced net debt to manageable levels, improved our management structure and put ourselves in an ideal position to capitalise on the global recovery that is n...

Samia picks new DCI, annuls RAS selection 01 Private sector team praises Kenya visit, other measures ​​​​​​​PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan yesterday promoted Senior Assistant Police Commissioner (SACP), Camilius Wambura to Commissioner of Police (CP) and assigned him duties of Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Camilius Wambura. Presidential communications director Gerson Msigwa said in a statement that Commissioner Wambura replaces DCI Robert Boaz, whose next assignment was not given. The change comes a few days since Inspector General of Police (IGP) Simon Sirro appoint...

16.05.2021 Austrian Post: Austrian Post's Group revenue increased by 28.5 % in the first quarter of 2021 to Euro 646.1 mn. This was driven by a solid core business, as parcel growth has sufficiently offset the mail business decline, as well as due to the full consolidation of the Turkish company Aras Kargo. In the period under review, the Parcel & Logistics Division generated revenue of Euro 323.7 mn, slightly above the Mail Division revenue of Euro 311.0 mn for the very first time. Consistent implementation of the company's strategy made this structural change possible. The Retail & Bank Di...

17 JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (May 12, 2021) -- Brooke Army Medical Center held a Lifetime of Service award ceremony May 11 to honor the legacy of employees who have served 45 or more years in civil service. The new award was presented to a group of 18 individuals from across the organization whose years of service ranged from 45 to 66 years, for a combined total of 876 years of federal service. “That’s an incredible milestone, representing over four decades, in some cases more, of dedicated service,” said Army Col. Michael Wirt, BAMC commander. “T...