Tuesday, September 05, 2006 2:02:13 PM
I like what I believe the contract represents. Cement is mined in Eastern Europe at very low labor and expense costs and direct shipped to Abu Dhabi. That makes for very low SLJB fixed costs and provides a nice return.
It is very possible the structural steel news we await could dwarf the size of this contract. Steel has equal importance to cement (concrete) in a large multistoried building and costs a lot more to produce, form and ship.
It was very interesting to see naysayers vanish like morning fog prior to the release of news. They are well connected apparently.
AIMHO
Airdale
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