Member Info for Alaric

t2retire - have you ever bought a dead parrot? suggest you watch the famous 'Norwegian Blue' sketch again featuring John Cleese and Michael Palin. It's a lot more fun (and informative) than reading the nonsense that gets posted on this board.

nice start to the day ahead of the webinar. 'It will contain a lot of technical information, however, we believe this is essential to demonstrate the science and the work behind these enormous resource estimates. Mike Smith, President and Founder of AHS, leading expert on VAS has generously agreed to speak during the Webinar and to give his expert views on his analysis. For the avoidance of any doubt, Mike and AHS are truly independent of Pantheon.'

nice one Hufc1908. have pushed this out to a couple or so hnws and funds. if all who post on this board positively do the same or similar, then that's possibly quite exponential.

'I cannot debate on the level that your appear or feel that you are at'. you are surely right about that Ford. maybe the analysis of facts is for some on this board seemingly too harsh a discipline. you omitted to mention you also 'alluded' to similar market caps. whether that omission was you dissembling or not, the insinuation in your original post was that both companies are similarly valued by the market correctly. and that was really the only point in issue, which indeed you failed to debate at all.

kind of you to say. Sam, although credit goes again to 1kempton on the other board. he is a tireless researcher of published information which may be relevant to this stock. in fairness a few of us have seen this coming and it really was only a matter of time. and what a perfect time for the San Leon story, the rto and everything else we're doing

hxxps://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/nigeria-s-buhari-signs-bill-to-overhaul-oil-industry-into-law-1.1640687

important at times like these to have a chairman like Mutiu Sunmonu. this is his profile:
'Mr Sunmonu has led the Company as Non-Executive Chairman since the purchase of our indirect economic interest in OML 18 in September 2016. Mr Sunmonu is a former managing director of Shell Petroleum Development Company and was country chairman of Shell companies in Nigeria from 2008 to February 2015. He led Shell’s multibillion dollar operations in Nigeria employing over 4000 direct staff with revenue contribution to the Nigerian Government of ~$70 billion dollars during 2009-2013. He has worked in the industry for over 36 years in Nigeria, the UK and the Netherlands. His strategic vision, proven track record and deep knowledge of Nigeria, brings valuable Nigerian operating experience and relationships to San Leon Energy Plc.'

www.energymixreport.com/shells-nigeria-sale-offers-value-but-bidders-need-to-do-their-homework-woodmac/

very interesting article, posted by 1kempton on the other board, confirming much of what we know already about Shell's sell off of their OML interests. also good to see professional comment on the effect of the new petroleum law .“Importantly, the recently passed Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), which has still to be signed into law, will offer materially lower royalties and taxes for oil.” i believe this just needs President Buhari's final sign-off now

that's the one thanks, Sam.

indeed that's the one, Sam, thanks

thanks redeye. indeed all (educated) guesswork but hopefully not too much longer to wait now. i think we've exchanged thoughts on the Sahara and NNPC holdings in OML18 before and agree with your comment on the CFO leaving. one other factor which another shareholder reminded me about is the 1m boe that Shell owe Eroton from their abuse of Bonny Terminal metering, which who knows might go into the wash on a deal for a Shell asset? whether that or not, this is an interesting time for a medium sized regional player to be gearing up in the Niger Delta , since opportunities will abound

hi redeye. given how consistent Oisin has been over time on the declared strategy of paying '50% of free cash flow ' as dividend and that we're now a year on since the special dividend, my guess is they will want to keep some of the loan for this purpose on any announcement of the rto. it is inevitable in my view though that a significant amount of the loan would get used for equity in a new enlarged san leon, with of course a bigger share of OML18. if we are now finally only a couple of months off from commissioning of the ACOES , then that would suggest the 'new' san leon would start off as a serious revenue generator both from 50000 bopd without losses and from the new pipeline itself. what do you reckon?

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/925686/san-leon-energy-s-oisin-fanning-discusses-us15mln-investment-in-energy-link-infrastructure-925686.html

the asterisked word was the adjective used for colour prejudice. why that gets censored is anybody's guess.

sam - i'm pretty sure most on this board can distinguish between fact based critique and sarky insinuation without factual analysis, particularly when written in obviously phony (frankly ******) pidgin. if the troll genuinely believes he got his 9p call right, then i think at this stage we should humour him, safe in the knowledge he didn't.

trouble is sam, you've got to be reasonably bright to do what this guy was doing with a hedge fund, albeit illegally. am not really sure our guys are in the same league ( eg. faux pidgin etc. etc.)

informative video clip for once from the house troll, demonstrating the great value of the new ACOES for OML18. also nice to see Nigerians speaking perfect English. funny that...

seriously desperate stuff now from the Troll. Eli Akaso was a 20 year old VLCC ( very large crude carrier) until she was refurbished in Malaysia and converted into an FSO two years ago and sailed up to the West Coast of Africa. She has the next 20 years or so to look forward to profitably offloading Bonny Light oil from OML18. fact

see what you mean sam - dead rusty! :-) so just more fake news from our house trolls then - why should we be surprised