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The main thing is that I think it will be perfectly possible to us AK to exploit all three fields in some way, without having to spend big.
Without Bressay and Bentley the productive life of Kraken will depend on the rate of exaction, more capital spend on new drilling and the price of Brent.

No idea, but presumably AB has a plan to exploit the fields by tiebacks or maybe even moving AK???
Maybe move AK to Bressay and tie back receding Kraken production and then do the same with Bentley towards the end of AK's productive life???

Developing the Bressay and Bentley fields is still to be confirmed.
Enquest are appraising how this could be done and if tiebacks are possible.

Today marks the final trading day for Debenhams in the High Street.
With a history that dates back to London's West End in 1778 the company had 110 sites across the country by the 1950's and has been the mainstay of many High Streets throughout our lifetimes.
If lives on as an online marketing tool for Boohoo - the final insult to a once great company that simply lost its way and failed to reinvent itself.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57119489

Today marks the final trading day for Debenhams in the High Street.
With a history that dates back to London's West End in 1778 the company had 110 sites across the country by the 1950's and has been the mainstay of many High Streets throughout our lifetimes.
If lives on as an online marketing tool for Boohoo - the final insult to a once great company that simply lost its way and failed to reinvent itself.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57119489

Proving that oil investors are a stubborn breed and maybe rather shortsighted but in the end just filled with avarice.

My guess is that the result would be rather more than an 80% rejection if Follow This were allowed to stage a similar vote for Enquest - maybe 95%.

https://www.cityam.com/bp-shareholders-reject-climate-proposals-to-reduce-emissions/amp/

Yes, its undoubtedly the case that the M&S Board have done an excellent job over the last few years - turning the company around, the Ocado Retail partnership, M&S.com, new modern store openings, closing redundant High Street stores, expanding the convenience store network and steering M&S through the pandemic.

M&S is now poised to prosper in a market where many of its competitors have fallen by the wayside or in the case of John Lewis been badly wounded.

laidback
It may have been a success from the companies point of view, maybe ask AB that question, but from the point of view of shareholders it has certainly not not been a success - simply look at the SP over the last five years - it only wakes up when Brent spikes.

Both these fields have to be developed using AK via tiebacks, otherwise debt simply perpetuates with only the bankers profiting.
Up to now the investment in Kraken and AK have been a financial failure because of the low oil price - Enquest has managed to pull through but the lackluster SP tells its own story.
Now, its the future that matters, with Brent on the rise Kraken will be profitable, add on Bressay and Bentley and the potential becomes very exciting - AB's big gamble with Kraken will eventually reap rewards.

Occupancy levels will be far higher than summer than last - demand is surging - advance pricing for holiday destinations and travel corridors is increasing all the time and should bring healthy profits.

Currently yes, that's true OWLS, but the SP is on the road to recovery now and fortunes will quickly improve.
OCDO isn't a share to short or trade - just hold long.

Lots of gloom and doom surrounding Brent and the failure to make a break through above $70.
The resurgence of Covid in India and Brazil is being blamed but that seems a knee jerk reaction to me - the people are suffering but the economies not so much.
So, I think this is just a minor blip and we will see the upward trend continuing over the coming weeks.
No reason to panic ans sell ENQ - the SP is more or less rock bottom anyway - one advantage of the poor sentiment.

Excellent, I think efficiency and short hospital stays will be a key factor in the next few years - there will be massive pressure to get things back on track not just for the medical profession but for politicians as well - money won't be an obstacle.
So if TRX's products can play their part that has to be good news all round in the UK and abroad.

A medical question -
Does anyone know if using Tissue Regenix products save surgeon's time, compared to other procedures?

The point of the question being, that saving time on operations is likely to be a key factor in reducing the backlog of operations that all health authorities are facing, so anything that can save time is like gold dust.

If we are right Boyobach, just think what it will do to the SP - market correction or no market correction.

I still think that Brent will save the day - eventually.
Tip - TRX.

Positive signs this morning - the SP, although still down, is outperforming the FTS100 index by a good margin.

Its simply wider market sentiment pushing back the SP at the moment - just have to wait for it to improve.

With so many investors shunning the oil sector, it becomes even more important to create positive PR to those that do still invest in the sector - there was no way that update yesterday did that.

Shattering frustration not from the point of view of Enquest's finances - AB is well in control here.

Its the simply failure of the PR - a companies valuation isn't just about finances, its sentiment as well, its vital that the company projects itself to the market in a positive way.

Enquest simply fails to do this and it has a direct impact on the SP - hence the shattering frustration.