RE: Marginal oil field bid?1 Oct 2021 10:22
We kind of knew from earlier the Marginal Field Bid was never materialising - was an overall farce from Nigerian authorities with everyone winning there bid but sharing the spoils with someone else, was really just a cash cow for them and then let the parties work it out rather than actually pick the best bid
In regards to the CPR report - i am really disappointed - as per original RNS it was 4-6 weeks so to say there is still further technical appraisal required after 4 months is very poor
I think the real issue in the accounts is the increased Admin Expenses and again the current cash position- 2 years ago they were implementing huge cost reductions to make these manageable - now they are c£200k a month, we had £137,000 on 3oth June 2020 so lights out basically end of July, this likely means Directors have deferred salaries until next placing - which must be soon, the biggest problem in this respect is we sold shares in SD and have raised plenty of cash and haven't made much progress
In regards to AJE, we always knew that the two current wells basically ran out end of this year / early next year, and this is obviously reflected in current production,
The main part of AJE as I have said is Phase 2 / 3 and the completion of Panor / PetroNor and the semi relinquish of operations from Yinkwa - i will feel a lot happier when this happens