Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
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This is bought down for someone to buy in big, watch end of play trade or tomorrow!!
Share_talk posted the below: "We collected your questions and we will contact LGO management for a Q&A follow up from today's interview". Previously, Share Talk has done a Q&A but not via their website. I'm sure they did one about 18 months or so ago. It was quite informative, and I'm hoping something similar will rear it's head again.
It's not been done yet. I thought he said questions would be given to lgo for them to answer in f&q's
I'll have a look HH, Thanks, All the best (probs means nothing to me mind, other than SP going up)
Published through f&q's I believe chesh.
Is there a follow up interview peter? GRQ seem to think so.... All the best (looking forward to it)
I don't think any of the questions of GRQ's list for sharetalk actually got asked so that was a bit of a waste of time. Sharetalk asked for them and thanked us for some great questions, but I don't think any got asked.
Still got to be settled, so might take some weeks /months
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I'm waiting for the follow up Share Talk Q&A as I don't feel any matters were resolved during the Zak Mir t'interview.
LGOEnergyPLC @LGOEnergyPlc · 2m2 minutes ago “With our baseline production, we are going to build the company into something great”, Leo Koot, on Sharetalk: http://www.share-talk.com/share-news/exclusive-lgo-energy-plc-video-interview-with-exec-chairman-leo-koot/
spell prat properly?
*And wants a 'bang for his buck' too*.
Oh no, I think I can hear LSE Five-0 about to charge through my door and seize my smart phone for uploading unfounded posts... May be NR might be able to take a more objective view now that he's not playing a corporate role, and he's now looking in from an investors point of view and what's a 'bang for his buck' too.
Peters - as one definition of guild means an association of men sharing the same interests perhaps this is just a way of reinforcing the new team ethic. Not to be confused with gild as in gilding the lily, a charge levelled at some CEOs and bulletin board posters LOL!
I'm surprised he can't spell "guide"
I quoted the Middle East,because lots of the worlds oil comes from there and is very high sulphur,trinny oil is a sweet light crude,as is UK onshore find in the Weald,38 to 40 api,and the diesel at the pump is advertised as low sulphur maybe because it's got home grown oil in it or the fact that for the last 25 years refineries have been adding cooking oil to the mix,I bumped in a waste oil collector and as I was interested at the time in cooking oil asked if he was making bio diesel and he told it goes straight to the refinery and he had been collecting it for the last twenty years,that was 5 years ago
I mentioned earlier that I asked NR regards the new viability of the electric pumps. I would have liked his opinion but sadly he didn't answer that question for me but he did reply nonetheless. Previously, I've been chastised by LSE for uploading posts from the CEO that can't be verified so, whether you accept the below reply as being bona-fide or not is solely up to you. "Thanks you for your support over the years. It has not been an easy decision to move on, but the market continues to be unforgiving for the 678 well and loan default in 2015 and so I think it better to give a new team a chance whilst the balance sheet is strong enough for a period of change. I am on a plane to Trinidad with Stewart Ahmed, the new Operations Directors for Trinidad; and as part of Leo Koot’s “taking stock” Stewart and I will be reviewing all the options so that Stewart can guild the Company’s strategy. I still have a significant shareholding in LGO and so I am keen to help Leo and Stewart succeed." Signed - The Silver Fox (OK, that bit wasn't genuine).
Joe ... agree with what you say. I also think expectations of what can be achieved with a few tweaks at Goudron are likely to leave some people disappointed. I don't think there is a magic bullet that will provide a massive uplift in production and that's what is needed if free cash flow to fund organic growth is the way forward. I still expect some form of dilution to provide the funds necessary to get the ball rolling in the right direction. It's early days for the new regime so we need to give them time to formulate a working plan of action. I don't see a quick fix in the short term so expectations will have to be realistic.
we are not in the middle east and therefor the quotes of light sweet crude.
Also the high sulphur content that is the big problem is present in middle east oil
quite made that clear before I get shot down, diesel oil is a by product of petrol and as such is the dregs and that is why there is so little produced to the petrol ratio and diesel engines can run on other rubbish.
Yeah the diesel engine part goes past most folks as I think from refining oil that you get 30 gallons of petrol and 1 gallon of diesel per an allotted amount . Its a bit more important than you might think but hey we are not oil men. I know that no one uses diesel these days apart from ships and trucks and all the heavy stuff and a shed load of cars and that 38 api is required to dilute the heavier oils and is therefore the most sought after oil. To say that you can run it in a diesel engine straight from the ground is an awesome statement and should be appreciated as an investor rather than a negative from people that probably should not invest in an oil company if they don't know what that oil is IMO
Yes Vmax I agree,the biggest diference now is the guy will hopefully be on site,or at least on the island