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So Clon, if licence ratified, will own 36 per cent. What will the licence be worth ?

I am wrong in my earlier post. The combined companies in Panandea have a 60 per cent working interest in the block. I've just checked the Clontarf website.

Based on that information the government won't be happy that Panandean is only 10 per cent Ghana owned. Even if our stake was reduced to 20 per cent the value would still be enormous.

I think shortly means 12 months or thereabouts.

Anyone having any luck trying to find out what is happening ?

According to a post within the last few weeks, we are next on the list for consideration by parliament. If ratified I expect share trading to be briefly suspended in order to create an orderly market.

My sense is that Gerwyn may continue to stall this. Is he holding out for greater acceptance of fracking ? Will delay in CPR be his next card ?

Surely the announcement in respect of voting has been prepared ????
When will it be made public ?

....because of interminable wait ? Lol

Tyl raises legitimate concerns and makes fair comments regarding how the affairs of this company have been conducted/not conducted, I.e justified and fair comment. - not libellous.

Stock trader: what became of the RNS you promised ?!

I'd love to know his thoughts on drilling for oil.

The article is written by a former energy minister. I know it is from 2017....what is 2 or 10 years in Africa. It is a robust endorsement of CLON being successful in being granted ratification...hopefully soon.

compliance issues in ghana's petroleum licensing - Amazon S3

just google the above

[PDF]compliance issues in ghana's petroleum licensing - Amazon S3
https://s3.amazonaws.com/.../2017/.../Acep_Report-LICENSINGCOMPLIANCE.pdf
Nov 27, 2017 - ratification to mere “window dressing”, undermining the democratic rights of the ... This report examines Ghana's licensing process for oil blocks and the extent to ..... the Petroleum Agreement with Pan Andean was not valid.

sorry wrong dates - can't locate them

Ghana Parliament recess:The Parliament has agreed the following parliamentary recess dates in 2019: 9 to 17 February 2019 (inclusive) 6 to 21 April 2019 (inclusive) 30 June to 1 September 2019 (inclusive)

0.223 I meant

quoted to sell half a million two minutes ago

0.22 to sell 1 million shares