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Previous RNS stated the captive bank gets first shout over the funder, so maybe the funders nose is at of joint, or maybe the funder was being picky, you cant tell with AZ updates.

I think that was our LSE IT guys with inside info as I had no listed trades after 3pm yesterday, and had to use another site to see it after someone here highlighted it..
Just in case thats a joke...

Reading the RNS's in published order has created a picture about the funding, when you read them from most recent back the funding has changed.. So for me, the only surprise today was no funding, I was expecting at least 1 completed..

Google the title of the RNS and you will find its explained on many trading sites..

I save my main links in the HE1 notes tab(doc icon) in my watch list, saves going back through my posting history, which I used to do..

sharemagazine is worth looking at for trades but only shows last ~50. The London Stock X allows you to download the whole days or scroll, or filter specific time intervals..
That 75m sell was well timed, followed by LTHs shouting if you think its a sell you obviously dont see the picture lol..

The Geological cross section, it shows 2 of the 3 exploration wells, it does not show Mbuni.
Its in the H&P inititial coverage doc too, page 21..

Page 93..
http://www.helium-one.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/259989-Project-Apollo-CLN-reduced-memory-Final-13.11.20.pdf

Yep, tried another browser on another device same issue.
Conspiracy
Think the lse software gremlins have inside info on my unicorn, not shown was a 75m sell late in the day..later followed a disappointing RNS, that only confirmed the CEO is a bit of a spin doctor(school of positivity )and answered my question the which the LTHs ignored on more than 1 occasion, but at least did not abuse me.. oh well...

biggest lesson is not to listen to those Long term holders, will find it for you..

My browser only list trades up to 14:59. for our lse listed trades..
Anyone else have the same issue?

In the docs, for Itumbula there is a mention of the possibility of 2 wells, pictorially the first well has 3 shots, and the second 2 shots, If the rig could drill at varying angles there are more..

https://www.italymagazine.com/featured-story/pesce-daprile-italian-april-fools-day

All plump but underweight too..

Something to look at over the weekend..
Report shows 4.3%.
Seen a 1M share trade shown as a buy today. ~£76,

Guesses for first prospect to be drilled
Mbuni 7bcf
Kasuku 5bcf
Itumbula.. 5bcf
My choice is Itumbulu, with its helium springs

Its worth while reading the geological risk section page 23-26, i had to google a fair bit before it made sense..

quotes:-
In aggregate the competent person reports see 10-14% chance of success for the 2021 target prospects, although each prospect has multiple targets. However, HE1 sees around a 20% geological chance of success.
Each of the three prospects it will drill in early 2021 has three stacked targets, in essence providing nine shots on goal for HE1, each one having ~2bcf of unrisked potential which would be worth ~US$100mm, as well as significantly de-risking further prospects.
The prospects have a total unrisked base case recoverable helium potential of 138bcf or 14bcf on a risked basis (average 10% geological chance of success).

The geological risks of finding helium are similar in many regards to finding natural gas.
The requirements for success are the same, namely having source, migration, reservoir, trap and seal; however, the mechanisms are somewhat different.
Rukwa appears to be in the ‘Goldilocks’ zone for helium generation, migration, and trapping.
The Rukwa Rift Basin has 1km to 11 km of sedimentary fill, making it one of the thickest continental basins in Africa

Every time I read posts and the doc I see things a little different..

@molokai
Do they have any influence over the operations or just invested, something I have not thought about?
I have that phrase The Goldilocks Zone anchored in my head, and noobs 18000, all suggesting a few more..

I bet it will on time, and before I finish that 49 page doc..

I would not be surprised if they needed input from Mitchells
They submitted the report on 11th January for drilling in May, so got it in early.
Submitted an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) and ">Compensation<" Survey..
Report includes environmental and social baseline studies, impact assessments and mitigation measures.
For DGU123, a bit geography, Villages nearby are Kamsamba, Mkonko, Usoche, Mpapa, Masanyita, Kasanu, Lwate, Samang'ombe and Itumbula villages,