Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Bye
I give opinions which invariably become facts.
Over at Genel....if only they had listened to Enigmatic
Different name, same Tom Kite.
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which I think it won't = which I doubt
19th July 2007.
What a load of Tom Kite...... next you'll be saying this is the darling of AIM. 75 pence all the way down to 10 pence give me the ugly sister every time ! Lol
I guess "investors" are pondering how a company with so much potential can be trading at below "the never to be seen again" price of 10 pence.
Rest assured there will be a lot of hot air between now and 15000
Yeah you've always said it would be 2018 except when you said it would be 2015 then 2016 and then 2017. Lost all credibility im afraid.
I won't be there Richy but here's what I expect the narrative to be: Good morning ladies and gentlemen, for those who don't know me, I'm Clive your Chairman ( apologies if I belch during this presentation but I've just had a rather nice curried pie which doesn't seem to be agreeing with me). Anyway enough of that let's get on with the business at hand. It's now been 3 years since we announced the discovery of our flagship BNG asset and progress so far has been nothing short of remarkable: during this period we have encountered numerous issues such as blockages (metallic objects, the odd pipe here and there and rogue coil tubing); the wrong type of drilling fluid have and failed attempts at side tracking existing wells. Despite all of this we have initiated a number of 30-day flow tests all of which are still continuing. As you can see the future of the company is in great hands and has never been so exciting - I for one look forward to receiving my salary and bonus for many years to come. Finally it would remiss of me not to mention the resignation of our corporate communications manager. Following a short period of ill health earlier this year Mr Flawless Kicks has decided to leave the company.
Oil prices have fallen after the Opec group of oil producing nations said global crude stocks had risen. A surprise output jump from its biggest member, Saudi Arabia, put further pressure on prices. Gains made since Opec announced output cuts late last year have nearly all been erased. Saudi Arabia said it was "committed" to stabilising the global oil market, and that its output was still in line with its Opec target. "Despite the supply adjustment, stocks have continued to rise, not just in the US, but also in Europe," Opec said in its report. "Nevertheless, prices have undoubtedly been provided a floor by the production accords." Saudi Arabia's production increased to 10.011 million barrels per day in February compared with 9.748 million barrels per day in January. Saudi Arabia "is committed and determined to stabilise the global oil market by working closely with all other participating Opec and non-Opec producers", its energy ministry said. Oil prices fell after the release of the Opec report to trade close to $50 (£41) a barrel, their lowest since November. Crude prices are still higher than $40 per barrel a year ago and a 12-year low of about $28 in January 2016. The price of Brent crude settled about 0.5% down at $51.09 per barrel, while US crude was at $47.90.
Dude they discovered this about 3 years ago and so far have extracted sweet fa. Can't even do a flow test. Why would you invest in this pile of s h i t
No hard feelings..... what are you on about ? I've said before I hope this comes good for all the LTHs just can't see it.
I was merely highlighting how ridiculous the predictions of your former cheerleader were.
JMR the one time you will EVER SEE £1 A SHARE IS IF THIS OUTFIT DECIDE TO DO A 10 FOR 1 CONSOLIDATION.
CC I hope you just haven't come to that conclusion
Gobby one posts on Mila now and the other one got banned and keeps tying to create new accounts
Think most would take 15p now Valju