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I would accept one other option, which is a non-dilutive option to be utilized, such as an off-take agreement. This could be where the government steps in to support us. Basically, an up-front payment to satisfy the loan conditions that the bank didn't ask for. We would probably have to take a small hit on the price, but this would be a very good option to save the sp and avoid loan complications.

if indeed we are receiving vat and central payments in the coming weeks they should be able to re-start drilling with plenty of cash to spare. but we don't know what conversations are happening behind closed doors. for all we know our trusted, friendly banking partner could be insisting on the loan being secured by some or all of these funds. we simply don't have a clue what's happening because calamity baay is at the wheel. and because he has f@cked everything up so much, and told lies along the way, i imagine he will stop running his bull**** filled mouth for a little while.

sp is an embarrassment. company guidance is a black hole, and likely to continue. baay and the bod should be ashamed of themselves.

Surely they would need to RNS if they are going to use the VAT and Shell money to finish and hook up Casc 4 & 5...? Then again, we should have been told about the $18m equity component of the loan. So who knows what's going on. We're talking about Calamity Baay here.

I've sent an email Stas. No response. Have you called him?

all makes sense stas, so why hasn't our trusted banking partner - who is connected to the government - removed the loan / equity component, especially given they 'didn't even ask for it'...? maybe because calamity baay is a liar, and they did specify it as a condition of the loan. and maybe, it's because they trust the incompetent ****e as much as the market does. it should be a very simple fix if baay is telling the truth.

if i'm judging the type of incompetent snake we are dealing with is correct, then calamity baay is waiting for casc 4 & 5 results to try and push the bank to remove the loan terms, as the company will be on a sounder footing. and if that fails, he will try and do a raise again. issue will be that even with casc 4 & 5 success, the share price will not break 20p due to the cloud of a substantial raise hanging over our heads. he really is a gold-plated f@ck up to put us in a no-win situation unless the bank and government come riding to our rescue. and no doubt they will want something in return.

get the 20.5p cash. loan terms changed. raising cash via off-take agreement or some other non-dilutive avenue. these should be his only options. and to think he gets paid $800k per year, with a morbidly obese bod, to make such a mess.

Agree Reserved. I asked the very same thing in the 'Questions' section here. I suggest you do the same or send an email to Thomas asking whether (when) they will update the market on the well clean-up ops.

I think that it's important they specify when clean up ops started, that it has progressed according to plan, that flow testing has begun, and when the flow testing will finish. So an update in the next week or so if original timings are being kept. This is something they should put in an RNS, write-ups / interviews, and really push from a PR perspective both in the UK and Canada. They should put some money behind promoting any write-ups in Proactive, or even an interview This will alert more people to tracking PLSR, likely providing a good 10-20% run up in the share price in the next 3 weeks. In the success case we will have more investors awaiting results, and this in turn should provide us with an extra 10-20% in any sp appreciation. It's just good management of the share price.

Just getting played between 60-70p. If I could be @ssed it appears to be a pretty reliable 5-10% trade here.

How much did you and your mates make on the last little sp push SirRampsalot?

Hardole, you're a zero pal. If you had more than a few pennies in here, you'd be just as p!ssed off. Below is a window into the genius you like to post here:

- "Business is a pure growth story just about to unfold"

- "Few small top ups for me and will continue. This price is ridiculous with the cash Cas and CB is now throwing off. An actual real company on aim making real money for this price..boooom"

I'm not sure you even understand why the sp is 14p.

tell me sirrampalot what is happening next week for it to get exciting? also, in the long list of things you've stated as great for new shareholders, you've neglected to outline what happens if we don't get an amendment to the loan terms. you've also neglected to mention we have an incompetent, lying ceo who has not only f@cked things up and bull****ted the market over a number of years, but has deliberately omitted and misled the market on the fundraise and loan terms. and, it took calamity baay over 6 months to finalise a very simple, straightforward deal, which resulted in a last minute raise with bucket shops for a huge stake in the company. please keep in mind this was the raise that he said we don't need, and that he wouldn't do. and according to baay, the bank didn't ask for the raise, and is only for accelerating development. how many lies have you counted in those last sentences from baay...?

so cut the bull****. the share price is pegged to the low - mid teens until we get news on a loan agreement to remove an $18m equity component!!!, or the missing funds materialise. i don't think anyone here is expecting the funds to materialise because baay raised with bucket shops. this leaves the loan terms. and he took over 6 months to f@ck things up the first time. the loan agreement not being changed means a raise for an exorbitant amount of cash in the very low teens and a share price that won't regain 20p for more than a year. and that would still require txp to execute wrt development, which is something they have failed to do to date.

the above are the reasons why you and your mates have failed to get us over 15p, and why the sp will drift in a 13-15p range until we hear news on the loan terms. even the successful drilling and hook-up of casc 4 & 5 (in 6 weeks minimum) won't get us past 20p. if calamity baay thinks he can wait for these wells to be drilled and raise again at 20.5p he is sorely mistaken. but baay is a h@lfwitted bull****artist who doesn't know his @sshole from his elbow, so no doubt is planning something like this, rather than sorting the loan terms the bank didn't ask for.

folks here need to wake up and send notes to baay to tell him that another raise is not an option. based on everything he has said to date, it should be an easy thing for him to do, and the best thing for shareholders. the only other acceptable avenue is a non-dilutive raise through an offtake agreement, or some other financial instrument that will settle the terms. the only reason why the bank would be unwilling to change the terms given everything that has transpired is because they have no trust in baay and his team to repay the loan. that in itself says something. simple fixes, unless baay has been lying about everything.

One of the most frustrating shares on AIM to hold. Let's hope the H1 results are better than expected and guidance is maintained, ideally increased for this year and next. Only a few weeks to find out. If they impress, we should shoot back up to resistance at circa 80p, with any take-over needing to be higher than £1.

is this how it works for you and some of your mates sm - you see an opportunity to add £20-30k to push a sp up by 10%, pump the **** out of it, and then sell for a couple of k profit...? well done on the buying. i just don't care for the bull**** pumping.

facts are that our lying, h@lfwitted, $800k p.a. ceo tied an $18m equity component to the cb loan and didn't tell anyone about it. he also didn't mention that £10m of funds hadn't been received from a raise that everyone thought had been completed 1.5 months ago. he had very little trust from the market already so has made it uninvestable whilst the threat of a raise of that magnitude hangs over our heads. you know this, and you're ramping on utter b@llocks. the truth of the matter is you are going to sell those shares you picked up this morning for a few k profit and will disappear off to tek or eme to do the same there. well done on making money, just f@ck off with the mindless ramping.

the assets are great. the potential is great. but you know that until the loan terms are changed this share has every chance of getting dropped by 20% on a highly dilutive raise that will kill any sp growth for a year. adding to this is no-one will invest here because our mgt team are incompetent, duplicitous, f@cking clowns.

Yeah let's forget the sailing analogy Stas - it's littered with inconsistencies :)

Volume here is close to non-existent. The slightest pressure one way or another and we veer by 10%. Very good buying opportunity sits in low 60's. Sell is 68-70p. Reckon we will do a climb before results in 5 weeks, back to the low 70's. If results and outlook are positive, then I can see us regaining the low 80's. Any offer would be smarter to get in before the results are due (if +ve), as it could save them 10p per share. An offer of £1 I think could get over the line. If outlook is good then I think £1.10 is the new level that would need to be reached.

Good update imo is forecast 2025 Adj EBITDA +$65m with double-digit growth in 2026. Net debt reduced to $75m in H1 (-$20m), and $50m at year end. Comparison experiencing similar growth trajectory and expected to continue into 2026. DIS same growth forecast maintained i.e. double digit. And the big one is Search hitting guidance this year with confident statement on returning to double-digit growth next year. This should get us back to 80p with any offer needing to be +£1. And if they deliver on end of year then we should be back to £1 with any offer needing to be back at +£1.25 next year. AIMHO GLA

Stas, I think if PB can fix the equity component i.e. remove it entirely, then he will be castigated but forgiven. I will still refer to him as Calamity Baay and hold my breath whenever anything remotely difficult needs to be executed. But all harm done will have been replaced with less dilution and a slower production climb. I'm absolutely fine with that, and to be honest think it's a better position to be in. But if PB tries to fix the mess of his making with a massive raise in the teens then he simply needs to go. All PIs should be calling for his resignation as we won't see any profit for years and it will be his doing. Some will never see a profit in a mass dilution event when the CEO and bod have shot all trust in the company.

Fix the loan terms with our friendly banking partner who didn't even ask for them to be included. And if that fails, do a non-dilutive equity raise via some other solution.

We're a boat drifting without an anchor, so at the mercy of the winds. The captain has run us aground being drunk at the helm. He needs to sober the f@ck up, steer us out of trouble, and earn his $800k p.a. salary without making anything else worse for the passengers whose livelihoods he has put at risk.

Doubt it's insider trading unless we see it continue at greater volumes over the next couple of days. Remember Calamity Baay took over 6 months to close a deal with a last-minute bucket shop raise. I doubt the clown could arrange for $18m without half of Trin knowing about it, and even then it will probably fall over after months.

As for people here talking about a small raise being good etc, that's just !diotic. It doesn't matter if the raise is 'small' if they haven't changed the loan terms. If the funding from the 20.5p raise isn't going to arrive (which they should know by now), there are only two remaining avenues to be taken 1) Change the loan terms, 2) Non-dilutive equity raise from something like an off-take agreement to satisfy the loan terms.

The simplest solution is to remove the equity component from the loan. Remember, this was only to accelerate production, and the bank didn't even ask for it, according to Baay. So should be an easy fix. The share price will rebound almost immediately to the low 20s. They can focus on getting Casc 4 & 5 finished and hooked up with the cash inflow over the coming month, and maybe go for one more well this year in Q4 out of cashflow. Providing Calamity Baay doesn't f@ck up anything with Casc 4 & 5 then we should see the share price move to the high 20's. From there I couldn't care less if they do a 'small' raise for $5-10m to accelerate production. But to do one now, is basically saying this is the option they are going to take. It's ret@rded. It screws over lth's. And it will completely destroy whatever trust there is in Baay and the bod. A raise of any size down here will leave the sp in the teens for more than a year. All you lth's happy with that?

Remove the equity component. And if that fails, arrange a non-dilutive solution that addresses the $18 requirement. Anything short of these solution and Calamity Baay needs to be removed.

Reserved, have you seen the interview where he talked about 1mmcf being reasonable given they had achieved 800mcf with half the depth of the hole...? The other big thing is you need to add the CO2 credits. Run them at $20mcf and 70%. The well easily breaks $10m per annum whether at 800mcf or 1mmcf. Just need those results now.

Where is that write up from Johno?

Shame our inept CEO and bod cannot do the one simple thing to fix the mess, which is to agree a change to the equity component of the loan terms (the component the bank didn't even ask for). We would literally bounce to the low 20's in an instant. But it would appear in his response to John 27 that Calamity Baay is looking into every other option, rather than the simplest fix. Why do people think that is?

I mean this is a guy that couldn't get a straightforward acquisition settled in over 6 months, without having to do a panic raise last minute with bucket shops. He then completely f@cked the loan terms and didn't tell anyone. And then we have the bucket shop raise attached to the loan terms fall, which the market was unaware of for a month. Anyone fancy taking a stab at how long it would take for Calamity Baay to negotiate an offtake agreement for $18m? And even if he did, I have no doubt the terms would be atrocious.

All the write ups in the world are not going to fix the share price with a raise of at least 40% of our current mcap hanging over our heads. We are literally uninvestible until the cash arrives, or the loan terms are changed. Offtake on decent terms would also work, but as I said, this is far too big a step for Baay to take.

The conspiracy theorist in me also wonders whether the entire mess has been orchestrated for one or two actors to take an immense share of this company at these levels. To what end, who knows... But it's the first time I've even heard of this happening. And to think it could happen under the watch of a world-class operator (based on his $800k remuneration), like Mr Paul Baay.

Also Q4 / Q1 2026 production is the first I have read about this milestone / timeline. I wonder if they already know what they have from the initial results before clean-up ops...?

Thomas really gives off zero doubt about this project being special. Every interview he speaks with an air of certainty around the JS wells being world-class. I keep thinking about my 400k shares here and whether I should trim my holding. But then I think about how he has raised at a premium. The backers he has. The loan agreement etc. The highest He % in history. The 0.8mmcf flow rate from JS1, which he expects to be bettered in the upcoming flow tests. And then there's the valuable CO2 by-product, which is high enough to be commercial in itself. Either he is the world's greatest salesman, or he knows they have a world-class asset and that's also why he is spending so much time selling not just PLSR, but the whole North American He story. I don't believe he would be spending this much time promoting He unless he knows PLSR are going to go a long way to solving the needs of the US market.

We're in countdown now. Less than 1 month before we know what we are sitting on. I suggest folks watch the interviews, read the Q&A's (here), and send your Q's to Thomas, as he's very good at coming back to queries. We held over CAD$1 for 3 months after the JS1 well success. I expect us to beat this number when we get the results of our deepened JS1 and 2 wells. GLA