RE: On track?4 Dec 2025 11:56
Well, they raised for funding production and for 2 additional wells so they should have a reasonable cash pile for the immediate requirements. What comes next rather depends on what the company plans for future development. They will need money for any accelerated development at Rudyard and money for further work at Ingomar after they complete what they are doing now. Where that cash comes from is another matter, slow and steady from production which could translate to a slow and steady growth story from Rudyard as opposed to all guns blazing, or a loan or from the market cash raise or combinations thereof which may allow them to drill like crazy 20 wells and $50m a year. Money will always be required, its the T&C's and what the money is for that are important.
RNS? tbh, I would rather receive the news that the plant is operating and has been optimised to produce a stable x number of m3 per day at a purity value of 99.xx% as opposed to a half rs'ed message that raises more questions than answers. -- or to get a tweet saying that it is all hooked up and is in the process of live commissioning and optimisation and the Co will provide an update once production has stabilised. Not bothered about details of an offtake at the stage, there is always a buyer somewhere that would take it on an as and when available arrangement until they know what production and purity they can guarantee. All good, the business has scale, has decent leaders, is in friendly territory, not a lifestyle ponzi scheme, relatively safe etc etc. Value? well, that remains to be seen upon proof of pudding.