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a delay which some in the market would not have been expecting. So those who were impatient and emailed Cairn should be careful what they do in future. Leave it to the board.
All IMHO.

We have been £1.85 to £1.96 of late. The RNS a few hours ago gives more confidence the Indian Government will pay the compensation agreed, $1 billion. The RNS shows there seems to be no issues with meeting the conditions the Indian Government wants before paying the compensation.
£2.20 to £2.50 surely??? No-one in their right mind would sell CNE shares at the moment unless they had to IMHO.
IMHO the sp could leap up any time now.
All IMHO.

The RNS gives more certainty to getting the $1 billion compensation so IMHO the sp should be re-rated by the market. Clearly things have been moving forward and there appear to be no problems with Cairn meeting the conditions of the compensation offer.
Really this should be re-rated minimum £2.20 by the market, surely?
All IMHO.

to compensate Cairn to the tune of $1 billion.
Considering that should put the sp up way above £2.00, presumably the sp will be going at least there soon!
I would have thought a re-rating to say £2.20 is in order??
All IMHO.

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Up another 0.5% so far today after yesterdays 4%.
I'm thinking a big holder has reduced, or shorters have taken profits here.
Confident we will be back to £16.50 within a few weeks.
All IMHO

with most High Street competitors gone I reckon. The food side is already very popular and profitable so if they can get the clothes side back on track it should be plain sailing.
All IMHO.

Australia relaxing of travel bans is the reason?? Sp was more like £16.50 kust a few weeks back so hopefully going back to that level or more!!
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the market has with the Indian Government. Not a lot by the looks! Even after they have changed the law in India to facilitate paying compensation to the likes of Cairn the market appears to not trust they will follow though, or the sp would be over £2.00 now I would have thought! The Indian Government wants to attract investment so what we need is action, not words which by the looks of things fall on deaf ears as far as the overall market is concerned. As far as I am aware they have to date paid no-one compensation for the retrospective tax issue. So not one roupee, yet.
All IMHO.

the RNS we have all been waiting for soon.
Assuming we do get the $1 billion compensation payment from the Indian Government the sp IMHO should rocket up as we all know. £3.25 is not out of the question. Considering it's £1.84 to buy at the moment that looks rather good to me.
Patience.
All IMHO.

GrumpusLOL.
I think you need to be patient.
After all we are dealing with the Indian government and speed is not what they are known for.
Could be a week, could be a month or more.
But if I'm right I won't get a better return by putting money anywhere else.
All IMHO.

Correction:-
I'm thinking (guessing) absolute minimum £2.60 and the maximum I'd guess at £3.30 a share.
Anyone else care to have a guess?
I't pretty obvious that with the sp at £1.82 with no $1 billion compensation money it should be a lot, lot higher if $1 billion is received from the Indian Government!
All IMHO.

I'm thinking (guessing) absolute minimum £2.30 and the maximum I'd guess at £3.00 a share.
Anyone else care to have a guess?
I't pretty obvious that with the sp at £1.82 with no $1 billion compensation money it should be a lot, lot higher if $1 billion is received from the Indian Government!
All IMHO.

their reasons.
Be patient.
The Indian Government have publicly said they will compensate and even changed the Indian law to facilitate this. Just a matter of time IMHO.
Maybe this time my post won't vanish into thin air!
All IMHO.

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if they don't pay up the Indian Governments credibility will be so bad no-one in their right mind would invest in India. I mean no one. Not paying now would be an Indian national disgrace that would destroy any credit rating they have. It would me mad.
All IMHO.

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one wonder what the problem is. I mean as far as I am aware you can buy oil, but it's just more expensive than it was. So what is going on?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59059093

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-59058945

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-59058945