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Reading your posts today we all seem to be in the same boat, writing off Coro especially after the sad departure of James Menzies. As much as it pains me to mention the GSA and James Parsons in the same sentence maybe just maybe he can get this one across the line as it will be very profitable for Coro. Throw into the mix renewables and there is a possibility that the party could still be on for all beleaguered shareholders. Good luck all.

Absolutely not. So treat anything he says with a large dose of realism. Coro have a great asset in Mako that’s for sure and the step into renewables may be a prudent idea....time will tell.

Moving forward what’s everyone’s thoughts on Parta.....a damp squib or one for the back burner

Is it ok to say this is going to be mahooosive!!! for us.

What is there to say other than congratulate to the team. Superb news this morning.

What about the MAKO field???
From Malky's blog but has JP's stamp all over it judging by the amount of buzzwords. Whether it's sailing with Sound or kayaking with Coro the current share price reflects the state of the business.

ion Ventures is a UK incorporated, privately owned clean energy developer, with a strong pipeline of potential projects in South East Asia (principally Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia), along with a large shovel-ready pipeline in the UK and multiple near term value inflection points. ion Ventures has a strong presence in South East Asia with a regional headquarters in Singapore and established strategic partnerships with utilities and Independent Power Producers (“IPPs”) across the region. The funds injected by Coro will be used by ion to develop its core projects and for general working capital purposes.

Well said Trellis, your words reiterate what the majority think. Many of us have put our hard earned cash into Coro as a result of james Menzies proven knowledge of the region and now we are left with Parsons and his dealing is in my DNA mantra. Coro have a great asset in Mako and should it slip through our fingers I hope SAG will challenge the board as to why.

Should JB call for a shareholder vote on Thursday what are your honest thoughts on the market reaction?
By the way there are some large buys on the Bell. https://mobile.twitter.com/allbouncesurrey/status/1298293095340158976/photo/1

If the Twitterati are correct then an offer above where we currently sit is a win win.

Surprising jump today, news afoot I wonder. We could surely do with some after the unwanted departure of JM.

Chaps, I've been away from the brd for a while and the share price come to that. So why the increase, Is good news afoot? TIA

Am I missing something because Sound are showing a rise of 5% today whereas LSE have them marked down?

I see oilman jim has his concerns about RBD in California as he doubts the current production rates are the same as last year due to the nature of the rapid declining fields in the region. Thoughts?

https://twitter.com/congosouverain/status/1230143686987669504?s=20

JP's deal making DNA didn't cut it with the market and it was only a matter of time, tick-tock, before he fell on his own sword, or was stabbed in the back with it. So many false and misleading statements has left many of us so far under water that we need a diving bell. On the subject of finding gas, Brian Mitchiner is a really nice guy with vast experience but let's be honest he couldn't hit a cows arse with a banjo so maybe it's time to regroup, reset and put some honesty, belief and steely determination back in to Sound Energy with a Board that's determined to achieve the best deal possible for all beleaguered shareholders. .

Great news and bring on the next 2 wells in Q1 2020.

Discovery, better than expected, no stimulation. light oil.... Fanfeckintastic news!

Whats not ti like other tban the midas touch of James Menzies.

Extremely well written Rns and 33 days to go on an appraisal well. We're fortunate to have James Menzies on board and here's to Salemander Energy Part Two.

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