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Second RNS - AGM presentation

Maybe just ignore the Driver (aka The Street), he is only here to prove the theory that human evolution can also work in reverse. X

Personally, I think it is another huge tick in the box and I think this will now tick up slowly over the next few days, weeks, months. Not only that, Hurricane are generating income.
Yet again RT has done what he said he would - I would rather listen to RT who has repeatedly done what he said he would, than some of the fake doubters on this board that have a proven track record of getting things wrong.
If the cap fits etc.....

2 wells, maintaining 20k a day. Remember Bod Dudley stating in Aberdeen that BP were waiting for an extended well test to make their minds up. - I wonder how long he wants, and will other step in if he hesitates?.
Maybe worth googling how many wells feed into the Glen Lyon or the Foinavaon - I would hazard a guess that they do not average anywhere near 10k a day (per well).
Game changer for the UK Oil Industry and economy. Well done Team Hurricane.

Next RNS should be about 1055hrs signposting the AGM presentation - may be a few snippets of info - no sure if it's available in Scotland though :-)

CMD July

20k a day reached and maintained for 72hrs - outstanding

There's the first one - operational update

Absolutely not. No other vessel required. The will fire our a small rope, and then get bigger and bigger ropes until they have the offloading those across there. If this doesn't work then they grab a your Geordie or Scouser, pay him a tenner, throw him overboard and he swims across to the tanker with the rope.

Absolutely not. No other vessel required. The will fire our a small rope, and then get bigger and bigger ropes until they have the offloading those across there. If this doesn't work then they grab a your Geordie or Scouser, pay him a tenner, throw him overboard and he swims across to the tanker with the rope.

They crap a young Geordie or Scouser

Absolutely not. No other vessel required. The will fire our a small rope, and then get bigger and bigger ropes until they have the offloading those across their. If this doesn't work then they crap a your Geordie or Scouser, pay him a tenner, throw him overboard and he swims across to the tanker with the rope.

Daltry, when you say that over 60% of the SAS are Jocks, I can only assume you are on about the Scottish Ambulance Service, rather than "The Regiment".

I said, 1 possibly 2 x RNS tomorrow, I may have to revise that up. 2 possibly 3.
The AGM could be fun, shame I can't attend (cause I'm a Jock) :-)

Ham808, yes they may want to double check, just in case it is actually Buckfast or Irn Bru that is down there and not Oil.

Checks completed and now well within the 500.

Wouldn't it be nice if we got the Foil RNS, the same day as the AGM whilst the first tanker was hooked up to the AM. All we need is some idiot offshore noticing the TL start flaring tomorrow for the full house. And no I am not trying to suggest that I know when the TL will flare, I don't.

Nope, I think it will need to go by tanker.

Driver, good luck with the share price being lower if there is no RNS tomorrow, based on what? Exactly - the fact that the RNS on Foil would still be very close?, or that news on WD would be very close - or the hope that you might pick a few up cheaper? - just asking.

WellWell- operational update, this evening or tomorrow morning, and another RNS pointing to the AGM presentation availability. Just my opinion and they may combine both.

Rich, I couldn't disagree more with your post. I think that we will see at least 1 x RNS before the AGM (possibly 2) , I think that they are now over 50 hrs continuous flow, maybe more but certainly at least 50hrs. No one is saving the RNS for the AGM, but if the 72hr flow finishes tonight or tomorrow morning then I am pretty sure that we will see an RNS later today or tomorrow. The tell-tale sign for me will be when the SP closes this afternoon above 60p.