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Purposely misleading.Most of the placing shares have been rinsed in my view for the percentage and someone or groups have picked up those shares and it follows they have to have some idea as to what if anything lies ahead..I can't see many selling at these lows although a few of course...Its my belief ghana is close to being resolved but admit some of that Is wishful thinking.

It's clear there has to be a significant amount of funding coming into infa in the near term and by near term I think before the year end.I still believe island magee will provide infa with the funds and has been the plan all along.

I doubt anyone could disagree with your sentiments pauly.

Yes agree about the partners but tomorrow isn't set in stone .it could come anytime.could it not?

Why tomorrow oilman?

Paul I fully understand your frustrations and I share them too.The fact is we have title to Tano and it's no good to anybody if the gas in particular sits under the sea.Something will have to give .I would hazard a guess that it's all sorted and that the delay is for the favoured few to fill their boots .I'm only speculating on the likely/unlikely events but the certainty is ghana needs the oil and gas.

I would reiterate that it is likely that whoever I involved in the consortium for the marginal field in Nigeria will be involved in tano2 ghana if/when we get ratification.A stalemate on Tano2 which we have legal title to benefits neither ghana or clon and if the consortium has some power behind it from a technical and financial perspective then it's definitely game on.

Stokey.Poots will be aware of the result so it's likely no big deal by now.After all this time I cannot envisage him with his head in his hands over what to do.Absolutely no reason it's took this long .stalling until all is in place in my humble opinion.

Bubble I tend to agree with you .whether it's next week I'm not sure but interestingly the company I have pencilled in that I think is linked to the gas cavern is hinted at having news next week.Got to think outside the box with infa and the recent presentation obviously let something slip so it follows they must be hiding something.

We are definitely bidders and a consortium alongside which has to make tano2 much more likely as the consortium may well have struck a deal with clontarf over Tano.We need a partner on Tano whichever way you look .Why would a consortium include clontarf unless they brought something significant to the table and the only thing we have is ghana albeit not yet ratified.A consortium alongside may get the ratification over the line if not already.

Apologies meant gas coming from Africa.

Energy security is a real serious concerns unless the people of Northern Ireland are planning on going back to candles.Gas will play a huge role in the transition to zero carbon if there is such a thing as zero carbon.Both the Irish and British government will have had discussions and for me the gas storage caverns will be hived off with any financial gain going towards the company's Engineering plans.We have all done some homework and I am reasonably confident the gas will come from AFriday.

The ML was always a certainty .Ireland energy security is more important than any objectors.

Everything comes to he who waits .Anyone else getting the feeling the ML is about to be delivered.Timing impossible to get spot on but relative to the wait we have endured we are nearly ready for lift off.

Let's hope we are involved and we get to know the details of the consortium partners.

Looks like the bid round winners will be announced on the 31st may in Abuja nigeria.Could it be we are involved as per clon latest update.

A very tight spread on our infa at the moment..cmon Poots get that announcement out .

If the very well paid board have anything about them they could manage without the defence contracts.According to the presentation the clean energy sector could keep the company at full capacity.The cruise sector and other shipbuilding and oil and gas contracts to add other avenues.Boris and co might be able to get by without keeping their promises on rebuilding shipbuilding but they cannot renege on energy security.

It will be interesting to see if killik up there game to compensate for the recent dilution.I also would be interested to see if killik are buying for themselves or for someone else.?

Question.when the old board were ousted was the plan already in place to secure The Harland and Wolf shipyard and indeed other assets infa have acquired.Killik are an interesting holder of infa shares and worth doing some research on as is our previous chairman.Until the ML is granted I don't believe we will see much progress on large contracts being announced.The take up of the recent offer by shareholders in the recent money raise shows the frustration of those shareholders as the take up was poor.Killik and other large shareholders obviously saw something the average PI hasn't.All positive in my book.