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Ovoca Bio #OVB – Can’t wait for approval; Pharma spend literally 10’s of millions marketing the awareness and benefits of a new drug on the market to Doctors / Heath officials / pharmacies / pharm buys etc……. This can take years and costs astronomical sums to fully establish a new drug. BP-101 is a marketing dream and we will get this all for free. On approval, just imagine how the media are going to react to the new “Viagra for women” available to be administered in a nasal spray format. Every single aspect of #OVB’s new drug for hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder will be discussed, dissected, and debated in almost every female TV program, Radio show, Magazine and Tabloid. You just simply cannot buy marketing like this!!!
With #ovb at 15p (Mkt cap 12.23 M) our #Poly shares, cash and zero dept is already covering our mkt cap. These shares are currently so far under the radar, shareholders are getting a risk-free high-profile drug that has already passed stage 3 trials and awaiting approval any day now that truly has the potential to be worth over a billion pounds all for free!!!!
It’s totally inconceivable to think SAVE would increase market share by a whopping 40% while not getting paid for the original contracted gas. Clearly the tweets from Oge Peters is a massive signal to PI’s that SAVE are being paid. We are currently making money hand over fist and have strategically place ourselves to further ramp-up supply. The shares have crashed due to a distressed seller/s, terrible IR/ PR comms, COVID-19, shorters and general market sentiment towards O & G. All this has help suppressed the SP to ridiculously low levels. For fair value, the SP should be multiples of its current price!!!!! The worm is going to turn very soon and SAVE will shoot-up into the 20’s over the next few weeks. IT’S FILL YOUR BOOTS TIME!!!!!
Savannah and its subsidiaries, including Accugas, have invested over US$1.2bn in upstream non-associated gas production, midstream gas processing and a 260km gas transportation and distribution network traversing Akwa Ibom and Cross River States.
Andrew Knott, CEO stated that “…To support Nigeria’s industrialisation drive and reduce the cost of doing business, switching power generation fuel from liquids to gas results in as much as 30% savings which goes straight to the bottom line.’
Great News finally from SAVE tonight: BOOOOOOOM
Accugas’ supply of gas is reliable because its gas production is not dependent on crude oil prices. Accugas has been able to increase its output of gas by almost 40% during the lockdown to meet the increased demand of its Genco customers.
https://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=202005260800058060N
Can anyone shed some light on this? https://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=202005260800058060N
For years now you have held onto shareholders cash and have done jack sh*t with it. The BOD's defining silence has slowly been eroding confidence and with it the SP. None of us hear have endless amounts of patients or time. With Brent below $30 cash is king so even the most incompetent COE could find a deal with fantastic value in this current climate. If SEY board can't or for some other reason are unwilling to make a move they simply MUST return shareholders cash!!!
I am having to pinch myself this morning, this is truly amazing news!!! Clevegen trials are pointing towards a possible treatment for a cancer previously classed as non-treatable melanoma with the tumour reducing by 44%. Wow just let that news sink-in!!! Treatment with Clevegen has the potential to be life-giving / life-prolonging to patients who have tried every other treatment and have basically run-out of any other option. Congratulations to the Faron Pharma team I am so proud /excited to be a shareholder of this company.
Rocker the Russian working week is 5 days a week. If you take into account public holidays then we are looking at 5th May as 160 business days . I agree news could drop any day but would suggest it may just take a little longer than you are expecting
BBC article on Macron visiting Niger https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-50758613?intlink_from_url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/cvenzmgygmgt/niger&link_location=live-reporting-story
Well I thought the risk to this SP was a no deal. As it turns out the risk actually was the deal completing.
Just imagine where the SP would be now if SAVP and not got involved in Nigeria. I am sure we would have multiple more discoveries under our belt by now with an on-going drilling program continuing to prove-up more and more oil. Add to this the EPS providing some cash flow and news of the CNPC Benin pipeline? if we hadn’t already been taken-out we would surely be in a JV and the SP would be substantially higher than a miserable 22p. Clearly the markets don’t like our Nigerian assets and instead of adding value it’s actually still dragged us down. TBH after two years waiting for completion, I was surprised we never got news on immediate resumption of the drilling campaign, new on share-buy-backs, dividends, new gas contracts, expanding of the existing pipeline network, restructuring / reduction of debt and a JV partner to name but a few. Instead all we got was more jam tomorrow and the share price tanked.
Let’s hope AK can add some meat-to-the-bones tomorrow and start moving this share price north.
Well invester.One actually that's just not quite true--- you should have stated "all oil companies work through Bank Hols and Christmas, unless that company is a total F**k-up and called Angus Energy" . Then factually you are correct!!!!!
Savannah now trades at a 74% discount to our risked NAV of 84p/sh after significant
underperformance, despite material exploration success. There are plenty of
catalysts, most importantly the closure of the Seven Energy deal and first oil in
Niger, to narrow the discount. We think the market is over-estimating the risk
profile of the company and with time will acknowledge the stable cash flow from
gas sales in Nigeria, notably underwritten by payment guarantees from the World
Bank. Once the Seven Energy deal closes, Savannah will start generating
significant FCF with plenty of further growth optionality
It's all very well keeping your II's fully informed but PI's are long overdue an operational update. AK needs to get on VOX and does Jessica actually still work a SAVP? Never replies to any of my emails!!! "Investor Relations" Great job getting paid doing nothing