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Here is a picture posted on twitter March 7th by the AAPG President at the Appex Global Conference 2019. For industry eyes only ;-)
"Paul Howlet, Global Petroleum- Making the exploration case for offshore Namibia with multiple structural and stratigraphic prospects. "
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1DNgaQWwAA95fH?format=jpg&name=large
Indeed and not far from entering PEL29
Cheeky sausages! ;-)
Should have read ...
The Sanco Swift and co vessels have been surveying in the Namibe Basin blocks of Exxon in recent weeks and have now just dropped south into the relinquished part of GBP's block 1910B
The Sanco Swift and co vessels have been surveying in the Namibe Basin blocks of Exxon in recent weeks and have now just dropped into block 1910B and heading south. 1910B is a relinquished block of GBP and continues into PEL29
The latest confirmed speakers at this years Africa E&P Summit in London
Including Namibian players Galp, Exxon, Azinam, AEC, AOI, Impact, Total and Maggy Shino, so far
https://www.africaepsummit.com/confirmed-speakers-2020
Why Oil Is A Great Buy Opportunity
https://www.forbes.com/sites/naeemaslam/2020/03/10/why-oil-is-a-great-buy-opportunity/#5ccfba0a5b79
Nice one IV, your patience paid off for a lower price
I hope to see news before the Venus well spuds, sooner rather than later ;-)
Managed to buy GBP shares this morning @ 1.19p, a few small purchases today has increased the SP indicating that there are very few shares available. Unable to get an online quote from Barclays.
Not long to go before Total start drilling in offshore Namibia.
Thanks to Extrader finding this
In a different sector, but this may be a 'canary in the mine' re state of China's economy :
https://in.reuters.com/article/asia-ironore/iron-ore-rebounds-as-falling-china-port-stocks-rekindle-supply-concerns-idINL4N2B314H?rpc=401&
Extract : .."The drop in port stockpiles mainly reflects steady demand, analysts said, as restocking by steel mills continued and business activities pick up steam in China after being disrupted by the epidemic.
“As construction restarts ramp up, we are likely going to see more than 80% (of) major infrastructure projects in full swing by end of March,” Singapore-based steel and iron ore data analytics company Tivlon Technologies wrote in a note. .."
Worth noting, not as much for the iron ore price moves, but for the underlying suggestion that China's economy may be bouncing back from the effects of coronavirus quicker than feared ...with positive implications for us all, both health and wealth-wise.
I thought this was a very good interview from JA and Andrew Scott
JA keeping his head whilst others lose theirs............ does make me wonder who the other 24.5% partner will be
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/914571/tower-resources-ceo-updates-on-cameroon-farm-out-and-500k-fundraise-914571.html
Not a bad day for GBP .....down on just 100k
So you keep repeating here again and again Geo. You are clearly the self appointed knight in shining armour, come to save us from ourselves! Excuse me for yawning!
Keeping the lights on.. ha! Hilarious considering yet ANOTHER Cash raise at TRP with promises of gold at the end of the rainbow and here you are plugging it again! You should be ashamed!
Go play elsewhere.
Jim it never will produce crude.
GBP is out of cash and will run out of time on the Blocks in 6 months or so. By all estimates cash reserves will be at around $1mm by June so keeping the lights on until Christmas will be a challenge. It’s remarkable it’s staying above a penny. Tower has to be a better bet don’t you think.
Just topped up this morning, market turmoil has allowed me to pick the shares up at 1.27p.
Venus 1 drilling next month, planning to buy more GBP before the end of this month.
GLA
We don't produce CRude and GBP on the ASX........no change
Posted this morning,
Dag Helland-Hansen 1st degree connection 1st
Executive President Europe, Africa & Middle East at EMGS AS & Global Exploration Advisor
"Following up our Africa campaign staring in Senegal and Mauretania in March we will go to Namibia for some jobs. Looking forward to those strategically key jobs for us to prove the value of CSEM in the African geology and looking fwd to more jobs in the area to come"
Here is the updated speaker list so far, at the up coming Africa E&P Summit in May London
Maggy Shino, Azinam, Exxon, AEC, AOI, Impact and Galp
Galp speaking on "Growing Exploration Portfolio"
https://www.africaepsummit.com/confirmed-speakers-2020
looking like it is time for those on the fence to decide which way to fall ...... ;-))
Forgot to say it is an African focused conference
"Loren Regier, Vice President - Africa New Opportunities, ExxonMobil"
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgxwHMGCNbXvrHBlQVZScWxFZFgCV?projector=1&messagePartId=0.2
Presentation ? No was from a rep from the organisers of the conference
What makes you think that? Paul Howlett again?
Regional highs found in GBP blocks ;-)
Just been asked if I will be attending the oil & gas conference in Paris in June and not published yet, but it seems GBP will be presenting
Those articles show what they are now looking for. Our prospects are dip closed faulted traps located up dip at the regional closure with read across to the proven play, hydrocarbon indicators and the regional high sourced from Albian, Aptian.
The addition of PEL94 would have made the prospect of PEL29 even sweeter ......more bang for your buck !
In simple terms potential reserves in GBP blocks are more than double that of PEL44 ........Exxon must be a potential candidate imo
That is very interesting research Jimarillo, thanks for sharing.