I'm feeling exactly like you Paul - I've also been in for over 10 years with a significant shareholding and currently average around 80p on Rocky but I won't sell until first oil or £1.60 minimum. I also effectively wrote these off to zero many moons ago so it's all upside from here
Obviously the Vod share price has plummeted badly and doesn;t seem to be able to find a support level, at least not yet, however I see reference to Vodafone potentially going bust or at least the share price dropping to penny share status. Can anybody who really understands the financial implications of Vodafone's debt, offset by the vastness of the business and it's cash generative characteristics, explain dispassionately what the likelihood of such domesday scenarios really is?
I'm significantly (for me ) invested in Vod but not in any asset threatening way and I'm still toying with averaging down if the price drops to 65p, so would appreciate any genuine insight that's not coming from a ramping/ de-ramping perspective
many thanks
I've been a shareholder for 15+ years and like many here am deeply underwater but have always kept the faith - recent developments seem positive but can anyone please confirm if the UK Government have any definitive role in the FID decision process? I assume they do and that's why I'm still unclear if there is any clear route to oil in the Falklands geographical jurisdiction. Thanks
Something of a dumb question given how long I've owned RKH shares but at any time between now and "first oil" will Navitas or RKH absolutely required to seek formal approval or sign off by the UK government. Obviously if they seek a loan of some sort then approval and formal sign off would be required but if no cash support is soon what is the situation?
Slight;ly different question but do the Falkland Islands themselves need UK approval to themselves sign off their own approval?
Chairman George Culmer just bought 110,000 shares at over £400k - always a good sign
Strong buy
It's always a very good sign when the Directors of a company invest significant sums in their own shares - Sue Clarke, Senior Independent Director spent c£70,000 buying shares at £4.35 just a week or so ago
Strong buy
I hold LGEN shares within Barclays Smart Investor account - the latest dividend payment scheduled for 26th September is still not showing as received does anyone else have this issue and could anyone throw any light on what's happening?
thanks for input
I hold LGEN shares in my Barclays Smart Investor account but the latest dividend payment scheduled for 26th September is still not showing as received? Has anyone else had this issue or can throw any light on what's happening? thanks for input