Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, explains how the new funds will accelerate customer growth Watch the video here.
All NDAs I have signed means I cannot disclose the company or project that I have been working on.
So documentation would be written as such for example Company A, Project A
FRR do not only have an NDA in place they also have data exchange agreements in place.
Nice buy ThomBola, good luck to all of us.
I would phone your broker to get the best price
Just hope we don't get any of these idiots turning up like they did the meeting before last.
Spoils it for people who take the time to travel to London to listen to what the company has to say. Don't want to hear people like Brent, get enough of the bs from the TW crew on these boards.
Here’s to an interesting week ahead! GLA
By Kickmuck. Looking forward to this week and the shareholder meeting and to find out what progress has been made and what the plans for the coming months are. GLA
PB fund raise is not going to happen, well not this weekend as we have no information. If it were to happen at all it would be after the meeting and after a few more promotion events such as conferences and podcasts etc to sell what the raise is for.
http://georgiatoday.ge/news/12482/EU-and-EIB-To-Support-Small-Business-in-Georgia-with-30-Million-EUR
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has lent 30 million EUR to TBC Bank, the largest bank in Georgia, to improve access to financing options for Georgian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). SMEs make up more than 90% of Georgian businesses and are thus a critical component of economic growth and development. The loan is part of the EU4Business initiative, which was designed to support SMEs in the six Eastern Partnership countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). Funding within the scope of the project is expected to benefit approximately 600 Georgian SMEs.
EIB Vice-President Vazil Hudák commented that his organization’s support with help Georgian SMEs “improve their access to longer term finance, which is a prerequisite for their growth and competitiveness…We hope this will promote job creation and foster the general development of Georgia’s economy.”
It is the EIB’s fourth loan with TBC Bank since 2012, totaling 85 million EUR. TBC CEO Vakhtang Butskhrikidze said, “We are proud to have built such a successful relationship with the EIB, TBC Bank’s long-standing partner…This facility will help TBC Bank to further strengthen its leading position in the Georgian small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) segment.”
EIB and TBC Bank have joined forces with the European Union to strengthen economic development in Georgia by providing financial and technical support targeted at SMEs. EIB has also loaned significant sums to other countries that have signed partnership agreements with the EU – Moldova and Ukraine.
I didn’t quite say that, I said I trust him more that an imposter lol
Well I have met Zaza a few times and I certainly trust him more than an imposter who I have never met. I’ll give him the time he needs, nothing you or your TW crew will influence my decision on what i invest in. When I sell my sells will be my decision only based on facts that I have gathered by my own research and I am sure I speak for a lot of us on here (including Dirk), not saying it’s not frustrating at times but these low life will not influence me.
Mapp, you keep banging on about how unfair AIM is. Well the hell do you invest in it then? Just curious, surely if it bothers you as much as you say, then put your money in the FTSE and don't let it get to you.
applegarth, The AGM has not been announced yet, last year this was in November, so I would imagine it would be a similar time, therefore do you think announcement regarding majors will be towards year end?
The point of the meeting is the same as the others. Zaza has stated on many occasions that the meetings are for a regular face to face with the share holders so that he can explain the current situation and for share holders to ask questions. I fully expect an update of some sorts on the day of the meeting to bring us up to speed on this years and next years we’ll programmes. I don’t expect any ground breaking news to be released though. This is a regular meet up that he wanted to have 3 or 4 times a year. If it were for a B12 sale for example I would expect an EGM to be called.
Personally I do not think that the meeting will be anything other than the planned regular catch up meetings, but this should give us a better understanding of what is going on and what the future hopefully holds. Well a sell off can’t happen as that has to be voted on I believe and also would require an EGM? Maybe a JV/farmout but I don’t think this would happen prior to the meeting. Not long to go know and I for one am looking forward to the meeting, I’m hoping we are still on track for 1000 bopd by year end. I’d be happy if we hit a company target that he has set for a change and that 10,000 bopd is a realistic target for 2 years. But small steps let’s see if we hit the year end target first!
For me, about 1.2p would mean I’m debt free, anything between 2p and 3p I’d be over the moon and would sell in the region of 80-90%. Depends when and if these prices are ever hit and what news is supposedly around the corner All if and buts, not selling a single share before we hit a penny though, however long that takes
Hopefully, they are just waiting for T-39 to clock 90 days which ties in nicely with the meeting
Do it Timster, lol
So a farm out is better as don't they give you a lump sum for that?
I was wondering what peoples thoughts are about what is better for us as a PI a JV or Farmout?
Is one better for an immediate impact to us on share price or special dividend or just field development and therefore better over time.
I do not have experience in being in a share where either have happened so just asking the question whilst it is quiet, what would people prefer a JV or Farmout and what would people expect to get realistically for say just Taribani field development based on oil of 155m barrels recoverable and the 3.2tcf of recoverable gas?
Brent Crude climbed above $80 a barrel to its highest point since November 2014 on Monday after OPEC and its allies refrained from announcing a raise in oil production despite pressure from US President Donald Trump to increase supply.
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) along with Russia and other non-OPEC nations met in Algiers on Sunday to discuss the possibility of raising output but ruled out any increase.
On the news, Brent Crude rose 2.6% to $80.1 a barrel, the highest level since November 2014, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) jumped 2.1% to $72.3 a barrel.
On 20 September, Trump once again called for Saudi Arabia to increase production, claiming the cartel leader should raise output as the US had helped the country in its struggle against Iran.
It is thought the President wants lower oil prices in order to gain more support before November's mid-term elections.
Trump said on Twitter: "We protect the countries of the Middle East, they would not be safe for very long without us, and yet they continue to push for higher and higher oil prices! We will remember. The OPEC monopoly must get prices down now!"
In response to Trump's remarks, Saudi Arabia's oil minister Khalid al Falih told CNBC: "That is of course not true, we have been looking at more important aspects which is adequacy of supply.
"Our plan is to meet demand," he continued. "The reason Saudi Arabia did not increase more is because all of our customers are receiving all of the barrels they want.
"Member countries over the last three months since June have responded in a very good way and have opened the taps and provided a lot of supply to offset decreases in Iran, decreases in Venezuela, decreases in Mexico, and markets are quite balanced today. There is plenty of supply to meet any customer that needs it."
Since November 2016, OPEC and non-OPEC nations led by Russia, has been on a mission to stabilise prices following its decision to flood the market in 2014.
At an OPEC meeting in November last year, the cartel agreed with non-OPEC countries to extend its production cuts of 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) to the end of 2018.
Earlier this year, industry commentators told Investment Week oil prices could break the $100 barrier amid solid demand, rising geopolitical tensions and supply issues in a number of OPEC countries.