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..and should have added is no doubt attributed to migration from an oil explorer to producer and hence more relevant

The increase would relate to probability of occurrence since the previous review period Foresight

NigWit's motivation for continuing to post climate related posts using his own words is to

"Forgive sarcasm but this isn’t about Nanoco is it. It’s about getting at me for reminding the Hurricane Energy board of what’s on the international news stage".

Now correct me if I am wrong but the Hurricane Board have a risk in place called Oil Price Fluctuations which reads

Oil prices can be volatile and subject to
fluctuation in response to relatively minor
changes in the supply of, and demand for, oil,
market uncertainty and a variety of additional
factors that are beyond the control of the
Group. In particular, there is a greater market
shift towards renewable energy sources and
governments, including the United Kingdom,
are developing their fiscal policy and regulatory
frameworks to address the impact of climate
change. There is a risk that climate change will
have an adverse impact on oil price. However, it
is not always possible to accurately predict the
timing and direction of future oil price
movements and there is a risk that oil prices
may not remain at their current levels. Declines
in oil prices may adversely affect the cash flows
generated from the Lancaster EPS and may also
adversely affect market sentiment and,
consequently, lower the market price of the
Company’s ordinary shares and restrict the
ability of the Group to raise finance

and is mitigated:
The viability of the Group’s assets is assessed
on a regular basis. Economic models of
development cases are stress tested using
varying oil price forecasts. Investments have
and will only be made if development cases are
robust to downside price sensitivity scenarios.
For Hurricane’s producing assets the Group will
consider the use of oil price hedging to manage
any potential exposure.
Hurricane is committed to managing the risks
and opportunities that arise from climate
change in an effective and responsible manner,
and where practicable seeks to reduce its
carbon emissions and footprint.
Hurricane continues to monitor the developing
risks that climate change poses to the Group,
and continues to monitor the developing policy
environment at national and international level
and will adapt our carbon policy accordingly.

So no need to waste anymore of your valuable time NigWit which would be better spent questioning the Nanoco Board over their poor Performance Measure achievement.

£1 will only buy you half a share by the time you step in. Better to blow your pound on a buy 200 get 500 free offer on GGP Mickey

Nice to see a Board hitting all their targets whilst doing all they can to preserve the environment. POO now over $75 as well!

Just imagine future naming ceremonies. God/Goddess bless it and all who sail in this thing

Just posted the link to my brother-in-law who served 35 yrs in the RN; tin hat on waiting for the response.

I don't know, probably make em grow twice as fast and big!

Nothing published but likely to be July based on previous year although could get a trading update before hand if there is anything significant to report

Unfortunately, the biggest threat to oilseed rape is the flea beetle, now if Poly4 could eradicate them...

https://www.fwi.co.uk/arable/crop-management/pests/farmers-report-severe-flea-beetle-attacks-in-emerging-oilseed-rape-crops

More importantly it's commonly available graphite not graphene

Yes Max I know, it's called good natured humour but obviously fell flat

Been a nice opportunity to add some more shares at today's prices

Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, announces that the Board has issued options over an aggregate of 5,339,232 ordinary shares of 1 pence each in the Company ("Share Options"), as approved by the Company's Remuneration Committee, as detailed below. The Share Options represent 3.6 per cent of the Company's current issued share capital.

Neill Ricketts, Chief Executive Officer, and Christopher Leigh, Chief Financial Officer, have each been awarded 2,669,616 Share Options under the Company's Employee Share Option Plan 2013. The Share Options will vest and may be exercised on the following basis:

· One-third on or after 30 August 2021 ("Vesting Period 1");

· One-third on or after 30 August 2022 ("Vesting Period 2"); and

·

One-third on or after 30 August 2023 ("Vesting Period 3").

The exercise price for the Share Options is 152p.

The Share Options may be exercised provided that the Company's average share price in the 30 days prior to exercise is not less than 183p prior to Vesting Period 1 exercise, 213p prior to Vesting Period 2 exercise and 244p prior to Vesting Period 3 exercise.

Johnny,

Neill and his team have a vested interest in raising not reducing the share price

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Unless Jill is just looking to make up the shortfall in her salary, it does look as though there is not too much hope of a bullish report on Friday and she is preparing for her future away from AM.

Recap tweet from Neill. Mind you I am surprised it took all Easter to refresh (shouldn't that be recharge) those Nanene enhanced batteries :)

@neillricketts
8h8 hours ago
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Just a bit of a recap after a great Easter break to refresh our batteries. The week before we signed a term sheet for a possible 15% stake in #VRS with Beijing Institute of Graphene Technology. This was witnessed by both Chinese and UK government officials.

Just to finish with a bit of balance. Our new POO champion Donald Trump has been granted a state visit in June so all the Climate protesters will relocate to Buckingham Palace

https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2019/0423/1045118-trump-uk-visit/

And electric cars are predicted to be cheaper than combustion cars by 2022 so we can all afford to go green if we choose

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1115945/Electric-cars-cheaper-buy-petrol-diesel-sooner-expected-2022

The bottom line is unless you buy in and subsequently sell at a profit, the current share price is irrelevant. Neither Hurricane or Nanoco pay a dividend so LTH's in both cases are relying on jam tomorrow; great if the upcoming news is positive else sp can nosedive just as quickly.

NigWit,

The problem is you have been stupid by investing in a share for profit that you feel morally guilty about. Instead of acting like a petulant teenager may I suggest that you sell your hurricane shares and donate all profits to Greenpeace