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Hisham Al Gurg
C.E.O. at The Private Office of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum & SEED Group
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- C.E.O. of the Private Office of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum & SEED Group of Companies.
- Board Member of Several Multinational companies.
- Investment Advisor to the Royal Family of Dubai.

Strong Expertise & Skills:

- International & MENA Regional Business growth
- Investment Management & Advisory
- Wide Experience in Telecom Services
- Turn Around Management
- Joint Ventures Management
- Innovation & Entreprenruship Leadership

Good post. That’s someone going down the right track. Filter the noise and concentrate on the action

Ameri forms part of the private office.

http://amerigrouplimited.blogspot.com/p/team-member.html

Again he’s only an Arab playboy punting to flip his warrants.

Ameri Group is excelling in guidance of HH Shaikh Ahmed Bin Dalmook Al Maktoum and is emerging victorious in the fields of Energy, Infrastructure, construction and trade. With vision of “better world for the less fortunate” the Royal Prince has initiated developments across the globe through his travels. Since various parts of the world need to be explored for making optimum use of untapped resources and growth of the nation, His Highness endeavors to provide remarkable services by virtue of its diversified privately held group of companies.

The Board is headed by Chairman Sheikh Ahmed and involves participation of other five Board Members who are highly qualified and dedication driven i.e. Mr. Yusr Sultan who holds 20 years of Oil & Gas experience.

Look at the list of his private office investments.

He’s invested in over 60 companies. Not taken any of them. Not renamed any of them apart from this.

It’s the listed vehicle with the Nigerian focus he wants. Likely I reckon he will go over 30% in due course and grow the company thus growing his own wealth at the same time. Win win for all stakeholders

Well over $70 for Nigerian light crude now.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2019/04/12/ondo-gov-akeredolu-member-dubais-ruling-family/amp/

Look at this link.

Second picture.

That’s the Sheikh in Nigeria last week signing a MOU with a state governor, later that week he announces a strategic stake in a Nigerian focussed oil company. Coincidence I don’t think so.

In the second picture on the right are two members of the ‘Private Office’ investment fund he runs and invested in MXO through.

These same people would have guided him in the MXO move.

They are Hisham Al Gurg and Ted Howard members of his executive team.

Too many aren’t trying to put across the opinion the Sheikh just found a bag of money on the back seat of his car and popped it into the MXO office.

That’s clearly not the case.

Just noticed a big jump in Asia over night in crude.

Looks like recent peak prices could be targeted again soon.

What a statement to be proud of

“. I actually enjoy winding you all up. Nothing would give me greater satisfaction over he coming week then coming back on here to say’I told you so...!”

First of all I have never mentioned 3p find me one statement I have made that suggests such.

I would also say your 7.30 rant sounds very emotional. In fact it reads like the rant of an angry little boy whose not getting his own way.

For context I was having a measured debate in a chat room with Redbus when someone threw him out for being a two faced deramping individual. He had lost the debate at that point and then proceeds to block me.

I haven’t given any share price targets and have only passed on my opinion and research that I have found to support that opinion. If that offends people so be it.

Very funny indeed. Snipe all you like. I couldn’t give a flying duck!

Be a good lad now and dry those tears.

That’s fair enough, think I counted about three straight contradictions in that piece.

Good luck with your plan.

At least you admit the deramping is agenda driven just to get a lower entry point than you last sold at.

I prefer your 0.6 target. Lol

In my opinion he’s going to use the vehicle now names in his own name to create an African focussed upstream oil company.

I suspect it will be upper mid-tier within a few years.

Funded by him and then sold off when the market timing is right.

Poor marineville. Missed the boat, he obviously could have bought it all but he doesn’t want a small bit of a Nigerian oil field. His family likely own or control fields thousands of times larger than that.

He’s invested in MXO after a vigorous in depth due diligence. (See Private Office criteria I posted early) so he’s investing to grow this bigger so it’s worth more and he makes more.

He could have bought every company a 1000 x over his private fund invested in but he didn’t because he sees value to make more.

Strangely he’s not renamed any of those.

Are you keeping up? I am trying to make this very simple for you

https://www.agenceecofin.com/compagnies/1804-65517-le-petrolier-britannique-mx-oil-change-de-nom-et-devient-adm-energy

Not sure if it’s lost in translation or the additional bits are very interesting.
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Agence Ecofin) - The board of directors of the British oil company MX Oil has validated the change of name of the company in ADM Energy. The company is also considering a reorganization of share capital following its recent fundraising of £ 680,000.

The change of name of ADM Energy mainly follows the recent strategic investment of the Dubai businessman Shaikh Ahmed Bin Dalmook Al Maktoum.

The company's strategic investor has an extensive network of influential contacts within the oil and gas industry and the board views its support to the company as an important opportunity.

It must be said that the businessman bought shares for £ 534,000 offering him 29.86% of the company's expanded share capital

Several other efforts are underway to prepare the company for new innovative investments. A general meeting is being prepared in this direction.

"With the support of an influential new shareholder, the company has been repositioned to take advantage of opportunities that were previously out of our reach. We look forward to informing the market of our progress, "said Stefan Oliver, CEO.

ADM Energy is the operator of the field Aje Field located in offshore block OML 113. In 2017, the company officials decided that in addition to the oil that is in production on site, they will focus their efforts in the production of gas natural that abounds in abundance the perimeter.

Easter holidays. Expect a load more interest building into tomorrow evening

Quite a few of the ones I have blocked on twitter are saying a placings coming.

FFS grow a brain fellas.

They just did one and any further raising will either be a closed shop like the last one or be debt via Sheikh.

Quite pathetic really.

I expect it will be someone with extensive African/Nigerian oil experience.

Well I have to say bigger than enormous......