Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
10.08 - They are but like vultures they have serve a purpose. Without them PANR would not be where they are, they provided the bail out needed a few years back.
They will be gone soon and then the share has a far better chance to move with being inhibited, good or bad
17.53 - so you're saying that there's a direct correlation between the value of a company and the trading activity? I think there are soooooo many other reasons. on balance I'd say that the value of the company drives the volume, not the other way round.
13.54 - To be expected with anticipated changes in climate pressures. Doesn't necessary factor in some economies such as the US and its European allies want to secure its own oil supplies. Look at the risks in Russia and the Middle East if your existence relies on compliancy from inherently unstable regions/countries.
09.48 - I'm sure they could have used some of the royalalties revenues rather than dilution where the share price is at a 18-24 month low.
Anyway, it's done. They need the information and if the 4 workovers are as swift as the first 3 then that should help the coffers
23.56 - all this is interesting and necessary. Shame about the dilution, doesn’t seem good value, couldn’t they use the Longhorn revenue?
The board just need to focus on the 1 thing that hasn’t been achieved…a bona fide oil find. It is without doubt the only KPI that matters.
Don't know, don't care - tax wrappers have a while to run so waiting isn't a problem.
I'm quite happy to see the 'paper handed' yanks get washed out given the propensity for short term gains. Then it'll be back to UK and AUS driving it, rather than a funding conduit for them. They've been burnt and we don't need them for liquidity
20-42. Was implying the hurricane is a bad thing you can't control...like inflation, recessionary pressure, other market fear drivers that materially change the value proposition without a change in the underlying business case.