Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Further on from the link: -
"Land-based tourist figures (1,648 visitors) were up by 6.7% - the last time such figures were experienced was in 2007 - 2008 during the 25th anniversary of the conflict. FIGAS (Falkland Islands Government Air Service) flew a record 3,255 leisure trips during this year's austral summer season in addition to their scheduled services. Overall, the value of the sector to the economy is estimated to be about £18m."
"Tourism: had a record-breaking cruise ship season with 72,836 visitors, up by 16.5% over the previous year. The expedition cruise ship market also rose by 30% with 16,931 passengers."
https://www.fiassociation.com/article/1562/falkland_islands__prosperity___development__2020___21_july_2020
So far we've only discussed cars. Vans & motorbikes will need charge point. Lets not even start on lorries, buses, Emergency vehicles, tanks, snow ploughs, tractors, lawnmowers, chainsaws (you get the picture). Battery technology may have advanced since the Sinclair C5 however I think it needs vast improvements to meet the demand.
The documentary highlighted here a few months ago (by Mike JE?) really put things into perspective, but I can't find it at the moment.
LTT, trouble is the concept of looking after a car, keeping it in tip top condition doesn't fit in with today's corporate throwaway world we live in. I've always kept my cars for 15+ years before moving them on - usually with a few years still left in them.
Not sure if previously posted but article below reconfirms SL now waiting for the newly merged company to determine its fate.
https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/282670/sea-lion-chrysaor-premier-oil/
Thanks LTT, good response.
'Compared to the levels in 1990'. Hmm, wouldn't be surprised if we are half way there already. Most of the really dirty aircraft jet engines of that era have been phased out now.
Evening all. Interested to gain PMO followers thoughts on RKHs recent RNS detailing the extension to allow Navitas to farm into Sealion? Obviously RKH are still keen to make progress. Surely the project is becoming more attractive with each $ rise in the oil price. FI could become the jewel in the merged companies crown.
An old joke reply to your question would have been between 20p - £20. We'd give our right arm just now for 20p! As for next year, no pint even trying to guess. Instead pick a figure between 2p - £1 and you probably won't be too far out.
56% spread over a £1K trade, lol.
n1shares, would be interested to know why you think we may get news on the arbitration by year end (or just a gut feeling)? The only news currently on the RKH timetable is for the Navitas signing or walking by 31 Dec. Obviously I'd like both for Christmas but either would do during this drought.