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results will be posted to the City on 14th May 2014

Re takeover potential: 1Spatial is a relatively small player competing against larger players (and winning business from them) in the digital mapping sector. If one of the larger US players does make a move then this would imply a take-out price of at least 20p See more at: http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/3337/shareprophets-tips-of-the-year-as-takeover-targets-no-1-1spatial#sthash.7ocNuss0.dpuf this sort of space would imply a take-out price of at least 20p See more at: http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/3337/shareprophets-tips-of-the-year-as-takeover-targets-no-1-1spatial#sthash.7ocNuss0.dpuf

By now, you feel, there could be a large wave on the way when they do go into the black because of prospective earnings

I see 1Spatial are exhibiting at the UK Investor Show on 5th April in London. By now this will include recently acquired Star Apic as a profitable business and the second half of year ending 31.1.14 is the first time these profits will fully impact on the overall results. Does anyone know when these results will be posted ?

RNS 2/12 under ' The Important Notice' section states: ' It is expected that this will lead to the first commercial sales from turbo compressors in 2014 and from gas compression technology in 2016.' It really is the latter that will give multiples of the SP - so patience required

gas compression sales are 2016 - a long time to wait !

many thanks - sp fall brings it into line with new share admissions price but good news though on funding - does anyone know where we are up to on the DGC as not really clear from past RNSs

as I am new here could anyone advise if final test trial for DGC has been completed yet or roughly when this will happen - is it early in the new year or are we about a year away -also will any more funds be needed - many thanks

You both mention 2014 and in particular Jan 14 for trials. However, rns 7 Oct 13 states 2015. Have I assumed incorrectly that trials are well over a year away for the DGC ?

Shore Capital recently issued a note on Enegi (ENEG), at 8p now capitalised at around £13m. Shore Capital's "risked" or discounted valuation is 33p per share. Cash is OK for the foreseeable future, the Newfoundland prospects, by now, are clearly bonging along, County Clare offers a prospect and the, by product, namely Buoy Technology which causes dead (i.e. uneconomic) oil fields in the North Sea to come back into production is patent protected and will bring tens of millions of barrels of oil into Enegi's reserves at a valuation of $10 and more per barrel. Finally, the Jordan-based Dead Sea drilling deal with the Koreans is coming along - albeit slowly in the light of political problems. Newfoundland alone could be worth a multiple of the current price, as Black Sprice, the driller, has agreed to spend up to $120m on the licence areas for 60% of the yield as, also, could the ABT operation. Because of the potential you can, take your own word for it, and the more, you can imagine, a share price in excess of 100p and longer term 200p. Well, I, really get it.

yes, same feelings - maybe slip to 5p + , as, although funds raised very recently, further capital needs to be sought at some stage, even if partners interject - possible historic news delays will erode SP - pity, but fact.

can anyone hazard a guess at which quarter the downhole compressor will be commercially tested and estimate the SP at that time, as it is not clear from recent RNSs

usual predicted test before an imminent RNS, as March was always thought to carry news from Ireland

I see that chartist Zak Mir predicts a swing of up to over 30p by March (next month) and £1 you say this year Well, Petrel's Irish acreage is near the big Tullow find and the thick reservoir quality deltaic has been drilled in earlier wells in the region thus predicting 1bn barrels of oil - Exxon is imminently drilling the Dunquin elsewhere in the Porcupine basin - by now, the Exxon farm in is only a matter of time.

You advise, ' nothing to happen til mid year and a long way from drilling.' Well, 26 Nov Northlands report (page 3): mid case 15.8p if farm out Porcupine, Ireland , and upside case 31p if success in Ghana. Exxon will probably make a decision when they start their drilling programme in H1 Also PET has to raise cash at some stage - So 3 delays: Iraq prefers to deal with large majors - Africa, the Chinese are playing very hard ball - in both cases there are sweeteners eg. Chinese throw in large social projects to benefit local communities - Ireland, no farm in until drilling programmes get underway this year - but long term optimism

Also has to raise cash at some stage - 3 delays: Iraq prefers to deal with large majors - in Africa, the Chinese are playing very hard ball - in both cases there are sweeteners eg. Chinese throw in large social projects to benefit local communities - in Ireland, no farm in until drilling programmes get underway this year - but long term optimism

26 Nov Northlands report (page 3): mid case 15.8p if farm out Porcupine, Ireland , and upside case 31p if success in Ghana. Exxon will probably make a decision when they start their drilling programme in H1 Ghana still drags on for some reason. Best to buy just before Exxon's drill, by then, at sub 20p yes, these could fly, but not now

i am a long term holder of this stock and not a ramper like yourself..

Iraq: no licenses Ghana: 30% stake in Tano block 2A. but authorities seem reluctant to ratify its stake in a hurry. It is near to the big Tallow find but nothing is actually proven there. So years of costly seizmic and drilling lie ahead if a permit is granted. Ireland: the Irish Press have almost said that Petrel have found oil in a 1b barrel field. So big hope is Porcupine Basin west coast of Ireland. Computer modelling has outlined a target which could be capable of 1b barrels. Results are from 2d. 3d is being interpreted. But then a provenance study with petrographic analysis and the application of Lead-in -Potassium feldspar geochemistry of the Lower Tertiary succession is underway. So drilling would not be done for quite some time. At some point Petrel must raise equity. However, Exxon is drilling the Dunquin prospect in Hi 2013 elsewhere in the Porcupine Basin. Then you have to ask yourselves how many recoverable barrels of oil (assume a 35% recovery rate?) would it take for a farm-in partner to be interested? So unless there is a surprise from Ghana, or until Exxon starts its 2013 drilling programme in Dunquin then the shares could still drift. So to all new investors, buy at a retrace to maybe 16p and hopefully wait for profits in latter half of this year. At the moment house broker Northland gives present best case valuation of 14p

results due 10th February