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Anything is possible, even an extension for more time.

Heading back up now, 2.6-2.9 big spread they don't want to sell us any shares. Buy order in !

This makes our situation all the stronger.
A potential partner.

JIM RATCLIFFE: GOVERNMENT IS USING ‘SLIPPERY’ MANOEUVRES TO KILL OFF BRITISH SHALE DEVELOPMENT
Date: 05/02/19 City A.M.
The chairman of Britain’s biggest private company has accused the government of using “slippery back door manoeuvres” to kill off fracking in the UK.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire founder of Ineos, said the government is sticking to a plan which is “unworkable, unhelpful and playing politics with the country’s future”.

Ratcliffe hit out at a system which forces fracking to halt the moment minor seismic activity is detected around the site, saying it would prevent the UK from following the US’s booming shale market.

Britain’s limit of 0.5 points on the Richter scale is over 3,000 times lower than the 4.0 level in the US where just one well is producing more gas than the entire British North Sea.

“The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy seems to lack a basic understanding of the Richter Scale. It is a logarithmic scale. The limit within the United States is typically set at 4.0 – a level that the US Environmental Protection Agency feels is safe and will not lead to any damage to land, property or people,” Ratcliffe said.

“To put that into perspective, magnitude 4.0 is 3,162 times higher than 0.5 and 177,827 times stronger in terms of energy release.”

He said the government was betting the country’s future on “potentially unstable” imported gas and wind power while killing off shale gas.

The businessman also hit out at the government’s nuclear plans, saying Hinkley Point is “unproven technology at a totally uncompetitive price.”

Meanwhile, 85 per cent of UK homes need gas for heat.

“We have a non-existent energy strategy and are heading towards an energy crisis that will do long term and irreparable damage to the economy and the government needs to decide whether they are finally going to put the country first and develop a workable UK onshore gas industry” Ratcliffe said.

Holding for the " BOOM " :-)

Seahawk, my mistake you are correct about Q1 . I must be hearing voices. Lol

The fo was originally for year end 2018, with a one month extension if a MAJOR required it. So bad form from golden billions dw.

It's like the market has no confidence in this company. :-(
Possibly the fiasco of icewine 2, is foremost in people's mind !

Is a very compelling reason to hold, from the 21st June 18.

On 19 June 2018, Mr Matti Manner, the Non-Executive Director of Faron had acquired 15,500 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 56 pence per ordinary share, and a person closely associated with him had acquired 7,900 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 56 pence per ordinary share.

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On 20 June 2018, Mr Yrjö Wichmann, Chief Financial Officer of Faron had acquired 5,200 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 67 pence per ordinary share and on 21 June 2018, Dr. Pessi Honkasalo, Corporate Legal Counsel of Faron had acquired 1,500 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 75 pence per ordinary share.

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On 21 June 2018, Dr Matti Karvonen, Medical Director of Faron, had acquired 15,000 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 56 pence per ordinary share and a person closely associated with him had acquired 31,000 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 57 pence per ordinary share.

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On 21 June 2018, Dr. Markku Jalkanen, Chief Executive Officer of Faron, had acquired 12,000 ordinary shares and a person closely associated with him had acquired 24,000 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 71 pence per ordinary share. Also on 21 June 2018, Dr. Juho Jalkanen, Chief Development Officer of Faron had acquired 12,000 ordinary shares in Faron at a price of 71 pence per ordinary share.

Friends and family and the dog and the cat. :-)

In my perfect world then two or three company's actively bidding would b soooo ! Good. :-)

From ukog

Is this an outfit we should be using,

About Apex

Apex was formed to bring a new holistic well completion design technology to the oil and gas industry, utilising new proprietary technologies and machine-learning algorithms. These processes are designed to combine and integrate deterministic reservoir models, key reservoir data and related analyses to specific well completion-related engineering applications. Apex's management consists of industry recognised experts in their respective fields.

Apex's technology and workflows were developed to maximise utility between geological data, reservoir engineering and well completion models for both conventional and unconventional reservoirs. The Apex process is designed to create multidisciplinary solutions for optimised production performance and better reservoir stewardship. Apex's work flow utilises data science experts to derive relationships and correlations linking common data sets. Domain experts then use these outputs to advise our clients on horizontal well placement, stage lengths, optimal reservoir stimulation and completion fluids all specifically tailored to the rock-type being treated.

If a fo is concluded then part of the revenue could be used as a share buyback which could then be cancelled thus reducing the shares in circulation and increasing the sp.

This company has a Hugh amount of shares issued, is this a negative drag on future sp increase. Especially because dw seems to prefer this option as first resort.?

Need harhoo to join the party now. :-)

Would like to see a nice steady rise untill news, no big spikes please.

Think rizo knows he's on a hiding to nothing, . He'll be taking his SWAMPY mantra elsewhere now! Lol.

I can taste, smell, see that big juicy carrot, just can't quite reach it.

One week is nada, good luck to all invested. :-)

Kev, would normally agree but if that was true then why has the sp remained static instead of dropping over the last few months.
Patience will win out. Imho.

Mh, good post, look promising if box's get ticked.

This company just keeps adding more acreage. That says more dilution.
You have to make money to grow a company, rre are a prime example.