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Wonder if they could get involved
Bought a big chunk of these at 1.12. Great price. A lot of news due soon I believe. Looks oversold here. GLA
And it will be up again into the afternoon.
Nice 24!!
One 50k was my purchase @ 1.07, timing close to 3pm.
Stephen Paul Jones sold. One less seller holding this back.
Yeah, just noticed that.
Well, is showing 1.18 on the ask so not far to go. And it's early in the day yet.
Off to work so it'll be whatever it is when I return. Watched pot.... kinda stuff.
Here till first gas, at least. So no worries at this stage of development. And developing it is.
Its one trade and was cancelled...
Looks like I may see 1.2 today! Could this do what it did a couple of weeks back after "bad" news? 1.28 is the price to beat.
A couple of £50k trades show up from yesterday afternoon and the price dips then goes even higher.
Not sure what the price was at the time of the trades but obviously showing as sells.
Rising and still NT to buy... will just have to make do with what I got...
been trying to buy no luck - but can sell at full ask.
How so - because we have been unsuccessful first time around in securing a grant for a project which, at the end of the day, is commercially viable without grant support?
sell then... as some want the shares more ... imo.
Go to bed earlier tonight and lay off the Echo Falls, you need to be on top of your game when you ask all your questions tomorrow. ............
Psst, Mitch. Wouldn't want you be sat there on your own in a red hat so can I remind you it's on Thursday and not this afternoon.
Cheers, Si.
Yes, thank you, I understand the points you make re Stublach. However I was not referring to
Stublach in my earlier mail. There is another one in an advanced stage, not dissimilar to IMSL but onshore & adjacent to Stublach. The economics are better than Stublach.
Thing is that this is the only project one can invest directly in.
I’d be foolish to say I had no concern because the other projects are in GB and ours is in a smaller market in NI requiring commitments from smaller companies with less customers. This is mitigated given SNIP will be bidirectional but I’d have been happier if this project had retained its original scope and purpose which was to use IC1 & IC2 such GB, NI and ROI were part of the plan.
I bought the extra stock as I’m committed and do believe it will go ahead but with tweet about salt from JW, the never ending warrants along with my original point on this thread have made this a little harder to believe in; nonetheless I’m of the view it will go ahead & the SP ought to at least double from where it is now
Great positive post just love the abbreviation near the end !!..
Nobby, when talking value, just an observation from Storenergy website it appears that the Stublach project in Cheshire will have 20 caverns (currently 15 complete) capable of storing 400Mcm of gas at a project cost of £500m, whilst Infa phases 1&2 will provide storage capacity of 450Mcm in 8 caverns at a forecast project cost post FEED of £265m. In addition the Infa project will have the capability of switching between injection and withdrawal which as I understand it Is unique.
I was happy to pick up a further 270k very late this afternoon, though not surprising it did take time to settle.
Personally i felt that the BOD have been fairly clear that they weren’t hanging their hat on EU funding it would have been a nice cherry but not relevent in current equity funding negotiations. Dissapointing but not a surprise and pretty sure the key 2019 Project Milestones remain on track. I remain a LTH with no f’n chance of selling anytime soon
Forgive me, total newbie to this bb but have been holding a small number of Infa shares for about 12 months.
Don’t know if this has been discussed before but the news of significant gas field of the coast of Aberdeen add to the potential demand for the Islandmagee facility?
STV news reported today that a “Chinese oil company Cnooc has announced a major new gas discovery in the central North Sea.
The Glengorm project could recover an estimated 250 million barrels of oil equivalent - and may be the biggest discovery for more than a decade.
Glengorm sits 118 miles east of Aberdeen, close to Total's Elgin-Franklin and Culzean fields.”
If you bought another 4.5mill today Nobby you can't be too concerned about the other projects lol
Are you folks aware of the other projects out there competing for the same business?
I’m thinking of Halite and another (onshore) Cheshire salt cavity project that shall remain nameless.
This isn’t being negative but the people placing their business in particular the capacity holders will be shopping their options to see where they get best value and that takes time as it’s pretty complicated stuff
Imo most recent buyers will not have a clue what they bought when they bought infa! Most read today's RNS and panicked. That's why research is so important! Everything moving a pace GLA
Blimey Dawski!.......that's equivelant to you buying all of yours on one day!.........LoL!.....5% of the company.