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Ok thanks rambo. All comes down to the funding agreement now, cost of production and market pricing. £75 per tonne profit is way beneath my own expectation

Is that intended to be the maximum amount p.a that will ever be produced annually? There have been other volumes touted over the years - maybe up to 1m tpa

Disappointed like most people, but we do just need one new deal to light the blue touch paper again.

nlondon123 4 - yes, and I re-invested here at 8p but the confirmation is significant in terms of timing of other expected news.

Why is this only up 8%...?

De-risked, with promise of more news to come. A decent rise on the cards today

https://www.engineernewsnetwork.com/blog/graphene-now-ready-to-shake-up-the-electronics-industry/

Paragraf getting closer. News on developments in solar soon?

Fine Sophie, but what evidence do we have that the smaller orders (and we can only guess whether they are occurring) amount to more than a row of beans? We will probably know soon enough with the end of year update. I think if you are right then there will be a big uplift because personally I am not expecting anything much from the non-RNS contract wins.

Eh? Is there ? I haven't seen a new report from MW

I got in a couple of weeks ago, still don't know what's going. It looked like a 300% rns when i read. But anyway
I'm a jammy so and so.

Show me what you have got. You can do it!! Let's see some of what got the recent placees so hungry for shares.

No mention of Paragraf in that list?

You say that but silence implies nothing to say, and if there is nothing to say it will be like the Australia RNS all over again. If there is any good news of any kind it really needs to be released for the good of the SP, not to mention for regulatory reasons.

Thanks Manwell, Miker and Harel. Sorry, naive questions fromnme, I don't ever invest in oilers. You have probably already answered my further question about what I had perceived to be a disconnect with the valuation, but I suppose then it must be infrastructure cost even though the site is said to be well connected in that regard? Even so, RBD is valued at £30m so isn't that fair for a gas field without an extra premium for the oil play? The bit I found surprising about Deltic was the acerbic tone of their comments when they rebuffed the share offer. What's the background to this, was it an univited hostile bid?

I've made an investment here, a slightly hopeful onw based on good reports I hamve read elsewhere. Two questions: 1) What was the concensus on Deltic's reasons they gave for knocking back the bid offer of shares? 2) What valuation do people give it if there is plenty of gas but not sufficient quantity of flowing oil?

Is this good or bad...EU is liberalising too but doesnt that just increase competition?

This is the joke that keeps on giving. We will be having this all over again in about another 6 months time

I invested here recently thinking news was due soon, which would either be incredibly good or hugely disappointing - something of a punter's heaven normally so I am puzzled by the lack of share price movement. Can someone please explain?

dukeofyork - it's all about the cab load! Mobile phone charger, credit card sales machine, sat nav, maybe even a coffee maker (or a kettle !!!). You don't think tuk tuk riders have any need or desire for that?

A wise man once said, "a lawyer who brokers a settlement is never wrong." Trial is the risk of being wrong; unsurprisingly not many cases end that way.