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Gulf Marine Services

February 2026

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Rather like London busses, GMS shareholders have waited patiently for something to happen and then all of a sudden three contract announcements materialised within the space of eight days in December. Encompassing, respectively, three of its large class vessels and one of its mid-sized ones, these deals have transformed its visibility, increasing the backlog from US$457m to US$607m. A front-page write-up just two months ago at 15.5p , the shares have broken out to 20.5p. But with Zeus’ price target of 32p, there’s power to add. I am a buyer. ...

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