Organisation: One 51

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IPL Plastics earnings rise, but revenues fall

IPL Plastics, which operates a manufacturing facility in Cork, is understood to be open to making further acquisitions after completing a large purchase to boost its European business earlier this year.

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IPL Plastics eyes European acquisitions after June IPO

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One51 adjourns shareholder meeting

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Energy utility puts US wind assets up for sale

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One 51 seeks approval to reduce share capital

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One51 profits up 14% on back of cost cutting

One51 chief under pressure

DISSIDENT shareholders in One51 have stepped up the pressure on beleaguered chief executive Philip Lynch ahead of the AGM at the end of the month.

Tue, 13 Jul, 2010

Calls to refocus One 51 as ‘clean tech’ company

LEADING backers of the Philip Lynch-led investment vehicle, One 51, are calling for senior management to dispose of non-core shareholdings and re-focus the company as a dedicated clean technology (‘clean tech’) business.

Mon, 12 Jul, 2010

One51 shares rise 20% on debut

ONE51, one of the contenders to buy car ferries group ICG, has achieved a 20% gain in its share price on its debut on the grey market in Dublin.

Thu, 01 Nov, 2007

‘No point’ putting ICG bids to shareholders

THE independent directors of Irish Continental Group (ICG), which owns Irish Ferries, are refusing to put the two counter bids of €22 per share to shareholders, they said last night.

Thu, 07 Jun, 2007

One51, Doyle Group offer for firm likely to lead to takeover battle

ONE 51 and the Cork- based Doyle Group’s indicative offer of over €500 million for Irish Continental Group (ICG) has cleared up any confusion about its intentions.

Thu, 05 Apr, 2007

IAWS cancels €64m SWS deal

THE Irish Agricultural Wholesale Society (IAWS) Co-op has pulled out of the €64 million deal to buy the wind and waste management divisions of Bandon-based SWS Group.

Fri, 16 Sep, 2005

NTR profits soar by 34% to €169m

SOARING revenues from wind energy and waste management helped NTR record first-half turnover of €169 million, a 34% increase on last year, the infrastructure developer said yesterday.

Tue, 13 Sep, 2005