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Worth noting for Balcombe, The interview states that water is not a problem, ie solvable. Same as what resident oil experts here have said. Shuts up the twollsters.

Do the math! Significantly undervalued..you know what? I believe him!

Did you enjoy your long sleep in this morning, Renegade? Good afternoon to you.

I can confirm that SS is having his second coffee and eating a danish pastry..

Bergen down to 30m shares on 1st October. Note: this is before the big volume on Tuesday 2nd October, so I expect another holdings RNS soon with big drop.

Occam's razor.

Too much melodrama not based on fact. The elephant in the room is the elephantine Bergen.

It is misleading to make statements like that. Against the rules.

Did you not, really?

"3000 bopd increases our market value by at least £100 million"

BERGEN IS STILL DUMPING SHARES.

Not that hard to understand.

Is that not a real analyst's job?

But then again, the real analyst seems to think Angus owns 100% of Balcombe flows. Name change in order me thinks lol

A monumental day for Angus. Relatively few shares in issue and a bright future ahead. Ukog is heavily priced in while Angs is currently an absolute steal. Triple from here soon, imo, once Bergen out.

Ha ha ha ha ha... transformational for Angus's fortunes!!

For the huge gift in low sp this morning after stunning news. Nicely loaded..

Frigging awesome..gonna explode!!

Hit stuff!!!!

Whoop whoop

Great post by stonefold at 21:47 last night. It seems most people are missing the nuance of this planning application. It is an early days scoping application, subject to change.

How did you come to the conclusion that everywhere is swimming in free flowing oil all around the Weald, doria? Exactly.

For most of the Weald, without fracking, there is likely to be no oil recoverable. An opinion borne out by BB and other areas. Yes, there a few sweet spots with flowing oil (or pumped oil), but that is not likely to be the norm. HH is a very sweet spot indeed for the Weald. IMO DYOR

Important distinction to make. The 500 tonnes per day is a nominal environmental impact assessment threshold (where EIA becomes mandatory). This threshold was likely to be superceded on currently available data (ie Portland results). With Kimmerrige results to come, this production level should be blow out of the water. All IMO, DYOR.