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The original point was that an AIM company has some leeway as to when it has to release information to the market provided it can protect confidentiality, NDA's are just one method to ensure there is no leakage of sensitive information during operations and or commercial operations.
Oil and Gas industry companies do seem to operate very much on a need to know basis.

17:00
Even a 0.1p change in share price can produce hefty value increases when millions of shares are involved, I am sure that we have more than a few "professionals" active on the board.

Not directly related to 88E but an interesting case of claimed market maker manipulation, where there is money to be made :-)
https://www.cohenmilstein.com/update/northwest-biotherapeutics-files-lawsuit-against-major-market-makers-market-manipulation

15:15
Whether a trade is a Buy or Sell depends on a very simple algorithm that says if the traded SP is above mid price its a BUY and if below mid price a SELL, can often happen that all trades fall one side or the other of mid price or indeed as in the example you quote bang in the middle.
Quoted BUY & SELL data is not reliable.
"The London Stock Exchange does not disclose whether a trade is a buy or a sell so this data is estimated based on the trade price received and the LSE-quoted mid-price at the point the trade is placed. It should only be considered an indication and not a recommendation.
Trades priced above the mid-price at the time the trade is placed are labelled as a buy; those priced below the mid-price are sells; and those priced close to the mid-price or declared late are labelled ‘N/A’. "

Unless disclosure is required under Article 17 of MAR, an AIM company may delay
notifying information under this rule if it is an impending development or a matter in
the course of negotiation provided such information is kept confidential. The AIM
company must ensure it has in place, in accordance with rule 31, effective procedures
and controls designed to ensure the confidentiality of such information to minimise the
risk of a leak.
In such circumstances, where an AIM company is able to delay notifying information
about impending developments or matters in the course of negotiation it may give such
information in confidence to the following category of recipient:
(i) the AIM company’s advisers and advisers of any other persons involved or who
may be involved in the development or matter in question;
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(ii) persons with whom the AIM company is negotiating, or intends to negotiate,
any commercial, financial or investment transaction (including prospective
underwriters or places of its securities);

17:24
Not aware of any such information being available on a public site.

14:32
Think the company has leeway to chose time of release under rule 11E page 38, of course has to keep any information confidential which may or may not be difficult.
https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/AIM%20Rules%20for%20Companies%20%2801012021%29_1.pdf

see also page 9 -17

16:23
yes that proactive video dated 28/10 so 10 day delay for CTU plus actual time spent removing the proppant sand has to be taken into account.
Last operational RNS 8/12 reported
"Pantheon is currently in a production testing operation at Alkaid ~2"

being so close to the Dalton means that season length will not be so critical, but DNR will want to see that tundra and snow cover has reached minimum levels in work area before full ice road and pad construction begins, may have already commenced prepacking if conditions locally allow.

NORTH SLOPE OFF-ROAD TRAVEL STATUS REPORT
December 16, 2022
DNR has completed an assessment of snow conditions and soil temperatures on the North Slope as related to off-road
travel on State-owned land. All tundra opening areas were sampled between December 14 and December 16, 2022.
ALL TUNDRA OPENING AREAS. Overall, snow depths are slowly increasing, primarily due to wind transport. Wind slab
is forming at most monitoring stations, but it remains weak. Air temperatures have dropped since Monday and are
expected to remain seasonably cold for the next week. This should encourage soil temperatures to drop. Little snow
accumulation is in the forecast. Observations for each specific area are provided below.
Eastern Coastal Area. The Eastern Coastal Area remains closed. Most sites are meeting snow depth and temperature
criteria except for two. One site requires additional snow, and soil temperatures remain above -5°C at a second site.
Western Coastal Area isOPEN. The Western Coastal Area opened December 16, 2022. All stations within the Western
Coastal Area have met the 6-inch snow depth requirement and the -5°C at 30 cm depth soil temperature requirement.
Lower FoothillsArea. The Lower Foothills Area remains closed. Snowdepths have moderately increased. Two stations
are now meeting the snow depth requirement of 9-inches. Soil temperatures remain variable and stations with more
snow have warmer soil temperatures. One station has reached -5°C.
Upper Foothills Area. The Upper Foothills Area remains closed. Snow measurements have moderately decreasedat two
monitoring stations, while two other stations are meeting the 9-inch opening criteria. Soil temperatures are decreasing
steadily at the two stations with the lowest snowdepths. One station has met the -5°C at 30 cm depth soil temperature
requirement.
Summary Table of Snow and Soil Temperature Conditions
Opening Area Soil temperature range at 30 cm depth Average snow depth Average snow water equivalent*
Eastern Coastal -3.99°C to < -6.58°C 6.34 inches 1.1 inch
Western Coastal -5.00°C to < -5.32°C 7.36 inches 1.1 inch
Lower Foothills -1.14°C to -5.07°C 7.86 inches 1.0 inch
Upper Foothills -0.38°C to -5.57 °C 7.98 inches 1.1 inc

16:01
Obviously wants a lower buy in :-)

https://www.alaskajournal.com/2022-07-11/energy-department-releases-analysis-alaska-lng-projects-climate-impact

20:57
Thanks for your post, basic logic easily followed calculated at 2lbs a gallon ( as per your last paragraph) and a 40% difference so very definitely worth understanding the potential variables.
How does produced water fit into this ?

21:21
See what you mean :-)

14:33
At 30/09 we had 17.5M A$ (11.7M US$) and there will have been some cash burn since (possibly offset by Longhorn income) so a CR will be likely at sometime in the future.
Success at PANR will be very positive for us.

13:20
Plans would be submitted pretty well at the same time as both drills are taking place during winter season.
I looked at the GBP Unit Plan of Operations but can see not rig mentioned Talitha A was drilled with Nordic-3, it might be a stretch to imagine Nordic-2 drilling both wells.
I am unsure what relationship the company has had historically with GBP but it would do no harm if the two are at least talking :-)

06:38
Presentation answers most questions relating to current work programme and future direction of company, would have still liked us on ice asap to try and get that flow test completed this season rather than 12m wait.

16:39 that pic certainly shows what tundra looks like :-)

12:26 look at the formula for calculating horizon on the attached link. Deadhorse Airport is at an elevation of 67'.
Looking at the Alaska Mapper lease 391704 (Alkaid-2) elevation is ~200' (if I am reading correctly).
So based on calculation in the link (67'+ 40) + (200+40) = 347' so ~24 miles
All very academic but interesting stuff.

https://mapper.dnr.alaska.gov/controller?do=load_map&f_type=ADL&f_num=391704#map=13/-16564325.39/11044579.66/0

http://www.totally-cuckoo.com/distance_visible_to_the_horizon.htm

09:33
Are your "miles" actually KM??
http://www.totally-cuckoo.com/distance_visible_to_the_horizon.htm
http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm