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My apologies wasred you are right yes I googled that one to,should be Licence.Very sorry about that If it offended you that you needed to bring it up. No I am not American.

UKOG have oil flowing which is great we own 46% of it.From the Portland we have about 150 barrels for UKOG,from K3 we have about 170 barrels to UKOG I expect no more than 300 barrels from K4 to UKOG making a total of 620 barrels to UKOG from all three layers.At $40 a barrel after cost that is about $25k a day 175k a week 430k a month about 5.2 million a year.As a company the market would multiply that by about 20 to give us a market cap of 100 million which is about 2p a share,so we site at 1.375 because K4 is not yet priced in.If you bother to do the figures yourself you will come to the same.I am just saying has I see it at this moment in time.The more Oil they get coming out the ground the better but that is for the future.So if you are thinking of 10p and 20p forget it it will not happen for a few years.Ok who is the first to kick my arse for posting the truth for a change.

Thank you for the post great news.Thank you Kevin for the pictures well done.

Very nice post imac1.It as been a wait but nearly there.Good luck to everyone who stuck it out,and thank you everyone who put up with my sometimes bad posts.I know we all get carried away when our money is at stake,but all we want is to make life that little bit easier.I hope it bloody flows ok.

Tried to make the reading a little better but it came out just the same sorry.

Angus took many samples during the drilling to use for geochemical analysis.The initial results of this
work show total organic content through the Kimmeridge section between 2-12%, exceeding Horse Hill
in places. Furthermore, evidence shows that the highest organic content corresponds to the limestones
and, in particular, the intervals in between the limestones which have natural fracturing. Whilst organic
content is not the same as oil content, it is indicative of those sections where oil content will be highest.
This supports the potential for some 200m of reservoir of interest. Actual oil content depends on the
extent to which burial has resulted in pressures and temperatures sufficient to generate oil. Initial Tmax
and Hydrogen Index readings correspond with Horse Hill data. Since oil was produced briefly at Horse
Hill and as it is most likely that the oil in the Portland Sandstone in Brockham is sourced from the
Kimmeridge, the evidence backs a similar oil content to Horse Hill.
Therefore, based on the evidence so far, Angus has confidence that the well will be similar to Horse Hill
and perhaps given that the reservoir is potentially much thicker in zones not previously tested the results
could be even better. These results achieve everything short of production to prove the potential from
this zone.

Just a small piece of info from that RNS.

Angus took many samples during the drilling to use for geochemical analysis. The initial results of this
work show total organic content through the Kimmeridge section between 2-12%, exceeding Horse Hill
in places. Furthermore, evidence shows that the highest organic content corresponds to the limestones
and, in particular, the intervals in between the limestones which have natural fracturing. Whilst organic
content is not the same as oil content, it is indicative of those sections where oil content will be highest.
This supports the potential for some 200m of reservoir of interest. Actual oil content depends on the
extent to which burial has resulted in pressures and temperatures sufficient to generate oil. Initial Tmax
and Hydrogen Index readings correspond with Horse Hill data. Since oil was produced briefly at Horse
Hill and as it is most likely that the oil in the Portland Sandstone in Brockham is sourced from the
Kimmeridge, the evidence backs a similar oil content to Horse Hill.
Therefore, based on the evidence so far, Angus has confidence that the well will be similar to Horse Hill
and perhaps given that the reservoir is potentially much thicker in zones not previously tested the results
could be even better. These results achieve everything short of production to prove the potential from
this zone.

They have seen plenty of tanker at HH Rodders74 have they not as the share price risen I think not.Now stick a production License with those Tanker and it is a whole new ball game.

need to get back to the other share and ramp it up a bit more,it will not be long now before it gets down to 1.30/1.35 the way it is going.

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Ok got the point Alan a rig it is then.How long do you think it will take to set everything up to perf.

Do you think they may be using the crane Alan to do the perforations and not a rig.

Great news Alan thank you for the post.And thank you very much Adam for taking the time to get it on Video.

Well rodders I hope they do not drill the next lot of wells as they did at BB, that would not do would it.

a large buy pop up later to day looking at the trades.

I do not think the shorter on UKOG will be happy till he gets his 1.30/1.35 as I have been saying for over 4 weeks now.MMs will oblige whoever it is that is shorting.Then the share price will rise to where it should be.Just my opinion of course.

Not surprised you ramp UKOG Rodders74 you must be well down at the moment.Going to take you a year or two to get in profit.You should have had your money the other way round then you would have no worries.£150 grand in UKOG some dream that is, if true I would say a bloody nightmare.

I think those with brain cells new what you meant Chambers.

200 meters of fractured limestone not 68 meters listen to the man in charge I think he knows best,does he not.

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