RE: Today22 Jul 2024 18:47
A lot of hopes, maybes, if, buts and guesses here.
The facts are Petros have revenue in the billions, Petros are the state oil company in Sarawak, Petros work with Shell, Total, Inpex and many other major companies. Petros will be a significant influence on who gets awarded this block. If they want bids, then that’s how it will go. All this talk about we’ve worked with Petros closely… well who exactly, if it the CEO of Petros or is it some random team that’s sharing technical knowlege across Sarawak (happens all the time across oil companies)
The fact that UPL have spent millions, looked at rigs, claimed there are partners clawing to get in when they haven’t even been awarded the license or even have reserve estimates has more red flags than the Chinese communist party new years celebration. These guys need to start paying actual facts into the RNS’s (who were communications with, where were they held, what’s been signed)
But please stop trying to spin this as a credible investment and a bargain price due to the drop because right now UPL is trading on hopes and dreams.
I wouldn’t normally comment on a board that I’m not invested in (UPL is on the watchlist in case a PSC drops and a CPR) but for the love of god, please stop trying to sucker new investors into this thing under the pretext that ‘a National oil company with billions in revenue that works with many many oil companies made a mistake and our CEO is actually right’. Clearly, if Shell or Total are submitting bids, then it’ll be going to them because they’ve been around longer and have the relationships to negotiate it. End of.
Honestly, re-read your own posts and analyse them for actual facts. Once you strip back the non-sense guesses, there’s nothing left here.
I do genuinely wish you all the best!