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Can anyone recall how much material is allowed to be transported by road between the seam being reached and the MTS fit out?

A bit of a throwaway comment, but I get the feeling there are a lot of sleepers watching this, just waiting for that catalyst that makes the share price jump.

Now that's one I don't have an answer to!

Kopfkissen FYI - https://www.lseg.com/areas-expertise/market-information/regulatory-news-service/rns-reach

It's an RNS Reach, effectively a news story relevant to the company that's released on the RNS network.

That should read 'buying the open offer shares'

I've not had anything yet. They will appear in each account according to how many you shares you have in each. If your LISA is maxed out, depending on how many you have, the price is currently 16.3p, you could sell an amount accordingly to buy back at 15p (assuming there are enough in there to warrant the dealing charge). You won't get charged for vying the open offer shares though.

That's incorrect. It's A ratio of 1:07676, not an exchange rate.
That gives an exchange rate of 1.3027

Unfortunately, I don't think the most optimistic CEO would expect their PI base to be able to find an extra 400m USD to invest between them by the end of May, which is when the cash runs out.

irst up, you haven't lost anything unless you sell, which unless you are desperate for the money, I would advise against.
I'm sure someone will be able to put it more succinctly than myself (or even correct me if I'm well off the mark), but the Institutional investors know they are going to pick up large amounts if shares between 15 and 18 pence (probably nearer 15), so they can sell on their current shares for above that amount and pick up a quick profit. So although this is good news in the long run, in the short term the market is awash with cheaper shares.

As I read it, just over 2 bill shares for the placing/open offer and a similar amount for the new convertable bonds if they are all converted after the current bonds are bought out. That's around 8.8billion shares in issue. To be honest, that's precisely in the range that everyone was expecting.

Maybe they accidentally made a beta site live.

I have many South African colleagues. Their electricity is being cut off for hours each day due to load shedding and Eskom is in a dire position (through total mismanagement and corruption). For purely selfish reasons, it couldn't be a better time for Tlou.

I'm not saying that the correct decision was always made, but it would be unlikely a strange decision would be due to corruption.

I used to live and work in Botswana. They were absolute stickers for following procedures, no matter how overly laborious the procedure seemed to be. It did not surprise me in the slightest that the previous RFP was followed through in its entirety before they decided wasn't fit for purpose and designed a new tender document. They also took great pride in their low levels of corruption. They even had an anti corruption hotline to call if anyone suspected officials of taking bribes etc with posters advertising it in most government spaces. On occasion The President even got involved personally if foreign investors felt they had been cheated by an individual (usually non governmental business matters) and make sure any deal was honoured.

No, it's a private entity.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/EML/13838160.html

Reading it again fully it talks about LPG and LNG, so not sure it would apply to SDX at this time.

Anyone else see the RNS from EML, which included discussions with 'one of Morocco's biggest gas suppliers'?

On another note, how much do we think Sxx will save in interest payments due to stage 2 being delayed by a quarter? Or did I miss that in the RNS?

The $250mil from Reinhard is nothing to do with the $600mil additional requirements. This is money already earmarked from Stage 1 financing, just brought in now to allow cash flow due to pushing out stage 2 financing by a quarter.