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Well said wolfie. Shame some are tea total and can't smell the coffee...you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it swim...

Has mentioned he would like to put at least half yearly profits into dividends...as he does own roughly 300 million shares...

John21 i defo think it was mentioned of a share buy back 28m of shares was a floating figure not sure where i read this from but take with pinch of salt..... as if dividend in the earlier part of the year defo rns stating at least half of all yearly profits to be used a dividends... but who knows things could change on final dividend date...john what can reduce a high p/e ratio? I know a share buy back would increase the dividend slightly. ..how would dividend yield and dividend cover be effected... dazzle1000

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Hoping OCT will buy back 28m of those shares ; -)

Fish face get a grip... doose and the haister sacrificed the truth against evil doosh bags hell bent on abusing innocent investors its now criminal to do so ...plz read the lse and fca rules. ... or feel free to stick up against tyranny anytime of the day... 199 posts make use of them in the future...

Well said. Doose and the haister will be looking down on us and thinking ohhh yes boom time

he always said between 400bpd and 1500bpd from lidsey months before Angus mentioned the schlumberger estimates as doose found it in an old proactive investors report...he also always said we get great flows..turns out with the kimmeridge at lidsey being like brocham then lidsey maybe the company make doose always said it would be..just need good flows and everything he said would have been correct

Over 800bopd easy ;-) smells of psi 900

Well for dor stake in just lx2 well 30% of a 443m oil pay...the old bopd was 45bopd i think it was from 50m pay at the edge of the crest of the reservoir. ..so 50m into 443 roughly x9 x that of 45bopd is a minimum imho if brockham is comparable to lidsey we almost have a twin hh the 1380bopd with a 1300psi with 200 to 300mmcbft of gas driver all on the dl dor april presentation... wytch farm oil field had 1500psi in the sherwood...

Hi all... funny how when using the mobile phone you have to select desktop site to access this...if one of you didn't mention it i would never of known...anyways ive got a little skin in dor hope not to get sunburnt...with roughly 50 million shares in issue dor has a huge potential to reap rewards not far off angus toes. ..

I see a few are in here... ;-) finally got to post in here and found it very vocal..wolfy. pdub. Wanderlust ;-)

John 21 yes the more share by back the better the dividend..check out divvy cover and divvy yield. ..

The anaylizer 09.59am good post should remind people why sp was so low for a couple of years... wished people do their bleeding homework and research lazy gits... the copy n paste google generation i guess.

Buy back 28m hopefully

Hbomb5 yes indeed keep an eye out for the "dividend yield" and "dividend cover" both are used to gauge a good dividend or not http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dividendyield.asp and also this link http://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/04/072304.asp

28m shares ;-)

They are going to cancel the deferred shares to pay off the deficit that will leave some mobey in credit to be split to by more shares 28m and beef up dividend reserves.. in a nut shell.... a nice little mid to longterm earner this one and i can see it moving to the ftse 250 over time if the profits from usa and china keep increasing.. jg subsidery co. Inspirit seems to be doing ok to imho

Last good link i found extremely useful...http://www.farrer.co.uk/News/Briefings/Returning-Cash-or-Other-Assets-to-Shareholders/

And this hope it helps. .. http://moneyterms.co.uk/dps/