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06:33

Not sure if Hilcorp will be on the list. their MO has been to take over declining assets and then utilise enhanced recovery techniques to revitalise production.

Have to see what happens :-)

I am pleased to see that planning has commenced for a drill in Q1,2027 BUT everything is dependent on securing a farm out partner so I hope for positive news on that front in the near future.

This board is offering (at least to me) very little value to viewers at the moment, anyone invested / interested in PANR would be better advised studying recent RNS's, Investormeetscompany AGM presentation and what is happening in Alaska (recent NPRA sale,AGDC,Petroleum News etc) so as to understand better the companies change in leadership and strategy and the environment it is operating in. Not viewing Discord nut perhaps that may be a good place also.

The current issues in the M East may promote interest in Alaska as a reasonably "safe" place to do business in but no one is going to rush in unless the geology stacks up.

15:09

Thank you for the information, can only be positive.

08:12

Thought that just like us PANR are actively looking for a farm in partner, do not think they have actually announced a deal has been done.

09:54

~A$5M seems to be more about ensuring we have money in the bank to cover admin costs, salaries, new lease balances and existing lease rentals etc plus of course any costs assoc with analysis / marketing of projects (farm in).

At least done at minimal discount.

08:45

You need to stop describing resources as reserves, big big difference.

https://www.pantheonresources.com/index.php/investors/shareholder-documents/693-netherland-sewell-associates-updated-independent-expert-report-contingent-resource-estimates-of-the-kodiak-project/file

Details attached the big boys have participated, perhaps we were a little early in binning Peregrine and Umiat.

https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy-and-minerals/oil-and-gas/leasing/regional-lease-sales/alaska#docs

10:15

Details of BLM lease sale, big boys certainly very interested in NPRA.

https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy-and-minerals/oil-and-gas/leasing/regional-lease-sales/alaska#docs

JS is perfectly entitled to post what ever he/shewants on this board as long as he/she complies with LSE posting rules ( I am fairly sure he / she does).

If his/her posts offend, irk or just offer no value to you then just use the filter button.

GLA

PS I have never met JS hence the "he/she" .

17:44

After so many years here I have learnt to be very patient and await definite news,.

I am actually more positive about the future and in particular the new Alaska leases than I have felt for a while, as for Namibia great potential but I do wonder about MEL who are the operator and are proceeding at a snails pace it seems to me, last money they attracted (less than a £1M) resulted in a new director and not much else yet.

It's all a bit weird and possibly very transient at the moment, so much depends on the actions of others farm in partners (Bex and potential) and MEL (Namibia).

All the best :-)

08:02

Nominee accounts surely?

20:07

Shares in issue!

18:37

Why, number of shares remains the same , I assume this is similar in it's effect to share purchase schemes that companies such as BP employ so 88E may have the choice to cancel or retain the shares, if the former then number of shares in circulation would actually decrease.

Perhaps others with more knowledge may be able to advise.

Logic would suggest that if someone with cash spare and who wants to take advantage any oil price rises would put their money into producers with assets outside the affected middle east , I stress the word "producers", 88E is years away from production even if it has some potential in it's assets in Alaska and Namibia so I still wonder why we have had the last couple of days, people sticking pins in a map?

Glad to see "small holdings sale" finally completed, guess their will be some disgruntled if sales took place before recent "highs".

OTC may be worth watching today.

No idea why this has happened, perhaps its all the external factors that have influenced even though we are well away from producing any oil, see what happens over the next few days :-)

I am unsure how well financed MEL are, they were probably hoping that we would take up the maximum w.i. which I think was to max at 45% (currently 20%) and put a lot $ into the coffers which now seems unlikely.

MEL are actively looking for other investors, I suspect that they will continue to move at a pace sufficient that they can show NAMCOR progress but thats all.

if Recon have unequivocal success in their testing then perhaps that will act as a catalyst

If you don't have money what happens-nothing.

https://88energy.investormax.au/headline/61180226-farm-in-to-namibian-oil-and-gas-acreage-pel93/

Oil stocks are up today generally , so dependent on news from Middle East and what targets Iran focus on.