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I am sure the company stated recently that they had no reason to fund raise in the near future.

Looks like their statements can't be trusted.

Blatent insider trading on Friday and private investors get stuffed on Monday.

From the Auctus report: Sintana is entering a highly active and potentially transformational

two-year period, with up to 10 high-impact E&A wells expected across the portfolio. Our unrisked

value for these wells is NAV is -£4.90/sh.

Worth a read:

https://on24static.akamaized.net/event/52/99/73/0/rt/1/documents/resourceList1776288101142/sintana.pdf

A couple of single share trades have gone though.

These seem to indicate an RNS is incoming - market maker signals, and all that!

Hmmm.

Don't really see what the point of this is - only three million people there and a lot of the population in Namibia live on around $3 a day.

I would not be encouraging them to sink their savings into what is still a high risk investment!

Can only think the Namibian government have made it some sort of condition that anyone involved in exploring their territory has to have a listing.

Looks like the anticipation of this RNS was behind the recent rise in the share price - again blatent insider trading going on here.

With the rise over the last couple of days, I was half expecting an RNS at 2pm today, but no sign.

Maybe after market close tonight?

Just over 1,000,000 shares traded.

Not sure what you meant by this - can you expand a bit?

Seems to be steady buying going on.

Insiders appear to be waiting for the news they are party to (farm in for OFF-3 - or even total takeover?) and more punters loading up.

Fingers crossed for RNS this week!

Ii.co.uk allows you to buy Sintana on AIM market fine.

I wonder why the following Sintana directors were in London last week?

Robert Bose: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Executive Director.

Eytan Uliel: President and Executive Director (formerly CEO of Challenger Energy).

Having talks regarding a potential farm-in?

PS London is global HQ for Shell and BP

GLA, DYOR etc.

Yep - 2.75 million shares traded yesterday - I doubt they were buying because of the RNS about the sciesmic start!

Almost half a million and its only lunchtime!

On Friday 750,000 shares traded (as opposed to 500,000 given in the LSE summary

Don't think this is driven by the start of the sciesmic work - hoping it is an impending OFF-3 announcement.

Would love to know who all these small time punters are and where they are getting their information from!

Can only assume that it is thought again that a big annoucment is coming on Friday - there was a rise towards the end of last week which fizzled out after no action last Friday.

We shall see

LSE is saying 164,000 trades, but if you count 'unknowns' it is more like 500,000.

I think insiders thought a big RNS was going to be released on Friday, and sold out when it was not.

Surely got to be news on the OFF-3 farm out soon!

Volume in Canda - 1,000,000 compared to 160,000 over here.

Share price up almost 10% on the day.

Could news on Farm out of OFF-3 be imminent?

Correction: Current Share Price: C$0.46

Current Share Price c$0.56

February 17, 2026 Cavendish initiated coverage on Sintana Energy with a "Buy" rating and a target price of 62p.(C$1.15)

January 19th 2026 - Analyst Stephane Foucaud sees material upside for the company, setting a target price of c$1.55 per share

January 5th 2026 - Zeus valuation - https://sintanaenergy.com/app/uploads/2025/12/Zeus-on-Sintana-Energy-Inc.pdf Risked NAV:C$1.48 Unrisked NAV: C$9.13

February 17, 2026 Cavendish initiated coverage on Sintana Energy with a "Buy" rating and a target price of 62p.

Report Focus: The research, titled "Sintana Energy - Walking amongst giants," highlights the company's "catalyst-rich near-term work programme" and its partnership in high-impact oil and gas licenses.

Background: Cavendish has been actively involved with Sintana, having acted as financial adviser and broker to the company on its C$84 million acquisition of Challenger Energy and subsequent admission to the AIM market in late 2025.