RE: CPR, FDP, Development Licence, CH-1 Drill21 Jan 2024 14:55
A good post from Ufufu, from the Telegram Group, hope he doesn't mind me sharing.
Ufufuo
"Last thought for now…
"It was back in 2017 that the share price hit about 7.5p…during the NT2 drill."
"Things went south fast when it became clear that the promised back-to-back drill of NT3 (now CH1) had been put on ice."
"Plenty has changed since then. Vastly improved macro picture (particularly within Tanzania). Reduced %age ownership of Ruvuma. Asset now understood to be much, much larger (about 6000% larger according to APT’s last estimates). The free carry. Etc, etc."
"Funny thing is, back then, we hit ~7.5p but there was no plan for how we would get gas to market. We didn’t have money to do that. There was no GSA. No agreed Full Field Development Plan (remember that’s fully approved now too). No clarity on a pipeline from Ntorya- let alone confirmation that the route was sorted, land secured, funding in place and detailed engineering design in progress. No potential mini LNG for Ntorya as another route to market. The 3D seismic hadn’t been done, etc."
The years of delays - caused largely by the previous Tanzanian President’s administration - and the loss of income from Kiliwani sapped the share price."
"The point is, the market was happy to value Aminex at 7.5p based on the asset (again, understood to be much larger now), the excitement of the drill and the prospect of the massive target at CH1. All with little or no clarity on route to market, funding for that, etc."
The delays have destroyed belief in any timeline presented - understandably."
"If they can start to increase the rate of progress and news flow, confidence will build and the share price will respond accordingly. In many ways the project is in a much better place now than in 2017. So, many multiples of current share price should be very achievable."
"The Development License is the last big piece of paperwork to get out of the way. They must surely then have no reason not to crack on with development."
"Hopefully 2024 will be our year. Finally!"