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PJ. DGH are the Indian Government body who regulate the Industry. They will be responsible for approving whoever the jv.

VF. Is right. Directorate not Director.

pjmcgra. That's Director General of Hydrocarbons

Good he's meeting with DGH. Hopefully means it won't take 10 months to get the new partner approved.

So not early February and nothing to do with the conference. Nice big buy.
VF. The half yearly report has been mid March the last couple of years.

Hi Span. Still lurking then? Lol. I think Joe has about 14 million from before I got involved, 8 years ago. So, must be sitting on a massive loss.

What watrants? I'm talking about a straightforward purchase at the prevailing price. It would at least demonstrate some confidence in the future.

Lol.

it be nice to hear that Roland and/or other directors had put their money where there mouth is and actually bought shares in the company? That would demonstrate a bit of confidence and might even do the sp a bit of good.

They said early February, so that's up to maybe the 9th?

Fair enough VF. My point was we could have solved this problem months ago with better planning. Anyway, it is what it is. Atb.

VF. Don't think anyone is talking it down. Certainly not for their own benefit. Thought we'd put that nonsense to bed a long time ago. The only thing that's brought it down this week is the last rns.
Do you not think the condensate issue id
Is a legitimate subject for discussion?
I am confident they will solve this, ome way or another. It's just the timescale I have an issue with.

There is too much we don't know about this to give a definite opinion. It may be that even the most expensive solution is not that significant a cost compared to that of drilling a well. Presumably each well will need a pump.
We have no idea how far discussions with potential farmees have got but I wouldn't think there is any question of any of them paying for the first pump. They will want to see evidence that the solution works before signing up to anything.
Personally, given these circumstances, I think it is very unlikely that Roland will come back from India with more than generalities such as " discussions went well", or similar
Of course, all these delays could have been much reduced, if they had prepared in advance for a problem they knew was going to happen.

Hope you're right guys. Gla.

Oirg. Nothing wrong with being optimistic but with a gift for fantasy like that, maybe you should be writing the next Game of Thrones. Seriously, if you are comparing the sp that far back you need to take into account the huge change in numbers of shares. Don't know about 20 07 but since 2015 whrn I first invested there are now about 12 times as many shares. So 9.7 in 2014 would be equivalent to less than one penny now. Even in the last couple of years the number of shares has nearly doubled.
My average is 0.19 and I would be happy to make a small profit and be over the moon with 0.5. Others will have more ambitious targets. Good luck.

That said, I can understand them wanting to make sure. Just shouldn't be taking this long.

Yes Infor. I said earlier, I was testing Viton, exposing it in aromatic hydrocarbons in the seventies. Would have thought the data for this sort of environment would be available.

They have said there is interest in India but that is probably very long term.

After the delisting from asx, it doesn't look like we are getting quarterly reports anymore. The incoming cash is not near break even.

Infor. Not 10 times as much. The M in this case is s thousand cubic feet. A weird system, I know but current production is only a bit lower.