Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Results look completely sound in the current macro.
An expanding business delivering a small trading profit and maintaining a solid cash balance.
Very well positioned company.
RE 36-2 This is the last 'official' from an RNS 11th April :
"Regarding progression and timing of the planned well test, the Company will provide a further update in due course once it has had the opportunity to comprehensively assess the situation and complete any necessary additional well work prior to testing."
If they found no further damage, it should be very soon.
So Gresham took some of the shares traded the other day but not all.
Thoughts?
I think we can expect the UK figures to be fairly static, it's watching to see if the Euro side is regaining momentum that's of interest to me.
No froth and no neggy, just as it is ;-)
V111JAS I'm just sticking to the known knowns for the moment ;-)
#ZPHR Near term expected news:
1) Q1 Williston update (expected 10/11 May 2023).
2) Williston oil sales hedging update (as per presentation).
3) 36-2 remediation and tubing replacement.
4) 36-2 production test
5) Slawson wells (% interest in 6 totalling 1.3) and new Williston wells (% interest in 8 new wells) update.
6) RCF/Capital/Investment update including investment decision and “second tranche of 26,966,189 new Ordinary Shares will be issued to the vendor upon Zephyr's final investment decision with respect to the contract award to a primary contractor to commence construction activities to make the Powerline Road gas processing plant operational”. No timing guidance given, RNS 21-12-2022, now prioritised above new drilling in the Paradox (as per presentation)
I wouldn't expect any 'RNS-able' material in the webinar itself.
ZPHR is listed on an American exchange isn't it?
Therefore the markets are not closed during the webinar, so no price affecting information can be released via it.
SP you have been continously negative then topped it off by joining Alxo (who doesn't even read RNS's) in criticising the management team as not having enough knowledge.
On the "rainbow team" against you in the other corner we have the US Dept of Energy (over $3m of grants) University of Utah’s Energy & Geoscience Institute and the Utah Geological Survey all thinking ZPHR are competant to collaborate with. We have all the licencing and safety authorities both nationally and in Utah.
We also have the Bureau of Land Management, the Environmental Protection Agency, several large scale private investors, Family Offices and Banks etc etc
But don't worry everyone, SP is here to save us!
Ah found it, just a confirmation of Dominion's work
SP as the old adage says, opinions are like a-holes. So you don't have to respect them unless of course that person giving them has relevant experience in the field.
You rightly criticise 'rainbows and bunnies' but only respond with the pointless polar opposite negatives and since you offer no confirmation of expertise, we can only treat you with the same respect as the bunnies.
Is this the 16-2 pipeline Adon ?
Cheers for the spot
We already know that Malcy is virtually part of the team, being part of Flagstaff which used to be employed by Zephyr.
The point is bigger than that.
If people wish to criticise and claim that there is niavity or technical knowledge lacking from Zephyr, then they should declare their own experience that gives credibility to that opinion.
Quote from Malcy whose experience in the business is there for all to see "With Zephyr’s experienced crew".
Now Alxo and SpArmada can you detail your experience in this field, so we can form an opinion as to who to place more weight with.
Cheers
It's out at last and it is indeed Harwood.
"It wasn't Moram who wrote it, but me....... And of course it is amateurish"
If you really think a bum on a desk is going to have more experience than the contracting team brought in, that do the work-overs day-in day-out, for a living, then you must be a former Officer from the army!
re 10% of shares changing hands....
Here's some news of hydrocarbons!
Glad to hear everyone is safe.
This well is certainly lively.
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Sorry state of musical CEO chairs. In last two years since David Ruffell resigned as CEO in April 2021, Mat Norris was CEO for 6 months and Alexandra French for 11 months and there was 6 months of no CEO, while replacements were looked for. Now once again we are into a interregnum period. On top of this there has been instability in the board with 2 NEDs resigning in Sep 2021
Does Titon just choose the wrong person or is the CEO job one that it is difficult to do given the culture inside the company and its board? Keith Ritchie stepped back from Executive Chair to Non-Executive Chair in October, seemingly to give autonomy to Alexandra French. But for one reason or another that has not worked out.
of the company just 'changed hands'.