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Neeko , you are confusing people here , there are only have 2 stages for Brockham work program :

Stage one :

1: Rig Acceptance and Mobilisation - 3 Days - COMPLETED
2: Isolation of water, reperforation and recompletion - 19 Days - COMPLETED
3: Rig Demobilisation - 6 Days - COMPLETED

Stage 2 :

1: Lead Time for Arrival of Well Test Kit - 14 Days - Most likely initiated
2: Installation, Testing & Commission of Equipment - 10 Days
3: Flow Test & Production Results - 11-16 Days

Seeing the rig down means stage one is now completed and we should get rns tomorrow morning.

youngba, Brockham is only few miles away from Horse Hill which currently produces oil from the Portland zone. The Portland Sandstones layer is closer to the surface from the Kimmeridge Llimestones , which is our target in Brockham. If we are sharing the same Weald basin, few miles away from HH then why in your opinion we cant make Brockham flow ?

Lord Lucan said earlier this year : "I am very pleased with the oil analysis clearly confirming Kimmeridge oil at Brockham. The water zone is obviously an unexpected hindrance but, with natural flow to surface and evidence of oil, we remain quietly optimistic of achieving commercial success at Brockham. Brockham in combination with Balcombe could be transformational for the Company and oil production in the Weald.""

Mate, the water issue is done and dusted for sure.

The difference between BOP (Blow Out Preventer) which left Brockham earlier this morning (according to Adrian's video on twitter) & The Christmas tree delivered to Brockham (again according to Adrian's video from twitter)

During, drilling/workover operations BOP is used, it's main function is to seal the well in case of uncontrolled kick. While Christmas tree is used when the well is under production and it's main function is to regulate the flow.

C'mon give it a break Wolf ! We all know what you think so there is no point in keep repeating it .... Protect your capital if you think "something has gone seriously wrong " and trade somewhere else !

I agree with BigTen4, no one said 50p here...We already saw 6p three weeks ago (before placing) so I think 8-10p should be achievable just before announcing the flow test results mid/end of June.

Wolf, plenty of fish out there in the pond (AIM)... invest or trade somewhere else if you don’t like what you see and stop deramping .. it’s clear what you are trying to do here !

Nitrogen comes AFTER water isolation work is completed : )

Alan also mentioned on twitter : "you know the the bridge plug has set correctly as you will not see the pressure exerted by the water formation in the well. They would not be running the well test string otherwise." "a simple pressure gauge tells you."

Today should be the last day for stage one, expecting rns first thing in the morning !

No clue mate, this kind of info is not available for people like us but some people in the market knew about the placing and published it online as 'a rumour' before Angus announced the placing, but for sure those investors wont be selling for loss ! Anyway, at the moment and from what I can see on the L 2 , two of the brokers who used to be on the ASK (up till this morning) are now on the BID and one of them who used to be selling at 3.95 is now buying at 3.95 so maybe we'll see some sp recovery before the bell.

BigTen4, I am not sure how new you are to Angus, UKOG and David Lenigas or if you know anything about his involvement in other businesses in the past but I very much recommend to take whatever DL says with a massive pinch of salt. He forward sold his shares above his/DOR placing sp to pay for DOR's work in Australia...

Many of them were already forward sold above 5p two weeks ago along with David Lanigas's 8M shares...

As Pboo just said, if you been here long enough then you'll know Alan is not connected to Angus in anyway.

Neeko, that would be a smart thing to do to get more info about AIM/LSE. Saying that, there is alot of ramping going on there so take anything you read with a pinch of salt.

Alan's reply to Angus's latest tweet - Friday 3rd of May :

"@AlanTho64437536
Alan Retweeted Angus Energy Plc
@angusenergyplc @JonathanTidswe1 #ANGS
Whoever is running your Twitter account doesn’t have a clue. Nobody cares about the reperforations. You should have written water zone ISOLATED as this is the important milestone!!!! Looong sigh
Ps - Congratulations on setting it."

*******Alan's reply to someone commented on his tweet - Sunday 5th of May :

"@AlanTho64437536
May 5
Replying to @Me32063 @angusenergyplc @JonathanTidswe1
Loooong sigh....you know the the bridge plug has set correctly as you will not see the pressure exerted by the water formation in the well.
They would not be running the well test string otherwise.
Please try to keep up "

No work is allowed in Brockham on weekends and bank holidays

Nice chunky buy !!

03-May-19 16:36:39 4.006 6,000,000 240.36k

itisagame, they'll acquire Saltfleetby gas field : https://drillordrop.com/2019/04/30/angus-raises-3m-for-new-acquisition-and-weald-operations/

if you speak to your broker then he can get you a chunky vol of shares in a competitive price within the spread ; )

You wouldn’t get an out of office auto email if Jonathan’s mobile/Laptop has been out of coverage. My guessing he is very busy at Brockham and doesn’t want to get distracted .....

Horse hell is few miles away and producing oil so Brockham is certainly not a duster ............

I really hope so Allan1942 !