Member Info for AndroclesB

Special reference to bullet point 4

• Proven technology
• Proven oil production history and extensive database from previous operators Texaco and Shell
• Production growth potential is well understood and potentially material
• Not capital intensive – can accrete reserves through applying organic cash flow
• Reduce CAPEX and OPEX costs per barrel through upscaling
• Exclusivity for C02 Supply
Supply plus our developing C02 EOR understanding and expertise create the technical and commercial basis to evaluate the potential acquisition of FRAM Exploration Trinidad Ltd by 30 June 2019 and to develop other C02 EOR opportunities onshore Trinidad
• Carbon Market
Predator is positioning itself in the “C02 Sequestration Space” through C02 EOR in response to the European Commission Programme for Capacity Building related to Multi-lateral Environmental Agreements in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, with the aim of fully taking part in the carbon market through capacity building

I was going to ask “Austin Healey or fizzy drink?” then looked again.

Chessy?

;-)

Nigel had 12000 ( shares ? £££ worth) last time he reported back.

Spends an awful lot of time and effort here for that much.

Carrot. Hmmmm.

I humbly suggest if the SA has been binned, we won’t be spending 100k on a date room just yet.

Nigel’s solution to delays caused by a shipping crisis ?

Charter a boat !

You couldn’t make it up.

Charter a boat in which our stuff might take 5% of the hold space.

Of course.

I suupose there’s a few oligarchs yachts kicking around, so we could have a few parties to waste more money.

Many with similar attention span …..

Intruguing But vague.

I’d love to know what this means.

“The Company expects to be able to update the market in the next few weeks on whether the party that has expressed an interest in the Predator Oil and Gas Ventures Ltd.'s application for a successor authorisation for Corrib South will proceed to the next stage or not following the completion of preliminary due diligence.”

Terrific track.

Compaompare anD contrast with our Irish friends

“WILHELMSHAVEN, Germany—In March, the German government asked energy companies to weigh a seemingly impossible engineering task. Could a new liquefied natural gas import terminal, which normally takes at least five years to build, be erected in this port town by year’s end?”

Seeking to issue more options, after being refused previously.

Hope they are linked to aggressive SP increasing for vesting.

Sefton, you’ll be pleased to hear that I’ve cast off my miserable personality (who the hell were you confusing me with when you wrote that!) for long enough to say I think that’s spot on.

There’s also the 100k MagMel Corrib data room.

:-) - cheerful face!

Tom,

PG told us that the reason he didn’t pursue the JV was that the complexity would have significantly slowed down the Moroccan exploration programme.

You may choose not to believe this, but not misrepresent it.

Beat me to it Matt.
Run a mile from any company whose comms are designed to help short term trading strategies.

Anyone heard of reserves based lending?

Morocco- IRL-T&T

Great news Robert!

In the first nine months of 2022, Morocco’s energy bills reached MAD 103 billion ($9.4 billion). The surge in energy prices has exacerbated the country’s trade deficit and placed a difficult burden on citizens.

It appear we may be able to help ro the extent we may hav3 a surplus available to stick in the pipeline to Spain.

Great stuff Bob.

Begging the question.

Logical fallacy.

That’s the trickery here.

PG is the geologist, LB the operations and business guy.

Hey ho, I got a blast of I’ll judged sarcasm when I last attempted to put the “Oil and gas exploration is risky” trope in context, but I see it’s back.

Apparently The risk now that we might have to drill some more wells.