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205,183,350 shares in issue with 59,385,170 outstanding warrants.
Correction it should read 27/09/22.
So there is no confusion from the results rns dated 27/09/21 Financing Agreements: Sonangol and INA Acquisitions will be financed through cash on the balance sheet and agreed RBL and revolving working capital facilities with Trafigura:
o 5-year RBL facility with up to $75 million available to finance the Acquisitions (8% margin over 3-month secured overnight financing rate (the 'SOFR')) (the 'Acquisition Facility');
o Revolving working capital facility for up to $30 million to finance asset funding requirements between crude offtakes (4.75% over 1-month SOFR) (the 'Working Capital Facility').
· Offtake Agreement: The Company has also entered into an offtake agreement with Trafigura for Afentra's crude oil entitlement lifted from the Acquisitions.4
They do seem to be slow readers.
I am amazed that anyone takes any notice of Tom Winnifrith. I think you will find that day follows night.
This is the first time there has been any mention of looking for customers in the middle East. I just hope we can hang on to the gains and build the sp.
Black Friday spending data - full day overviewOver the course of Black Friday yesterday, Nationwide Building Society members made 9.72 million transactions – 16 per cent higher than a typical Friday.
The number of purchases was 10 per cent higher than on Black Friday 2021 and 40 per cent up on 2020. The level of spending was also up 36 per cent on the pre-pandemic levels (2019).
Mark Nalder, Nationwide Building Society’s Director of Payment Strategy, said: “This year's Black Friday was our busiest day on record as people started their Christmas shopping earlier and spent the evening watching England draw with the USA at the World Cup. While cost of living pressures will have inevitably meant some people have cut back on luxury purchases, others will have used the day to buy essential items at a lower cost. This boost in spending will have been welcomed by retailers as spend by Nationwide members on Black Friday exceed pre-pandemic levels.”
Black Friday spending data - full day overviewOver the course of Black Friday yesterday, Nationwide Building Society members made 9.72 million transactions – 16 per cent higher than a typical Friday.
The number of purchases was 10 per cent higher than on Black Friday 2021 and 40 per cent up on 2020. The level of spending was also up 36 per cent on the pre-pandemic levels (2019).
Mark Nalder, Nationwide Building Society’s Director of Payment Strategy, said: “This year's Black Friday was our busiest day on record as people started their Christmas shopping earlier and spent the evening watching England draw with the USA at the World Cup. While cost of living pressures will have inevitably meant some people have cut back on luxury purchases, others will have used the day to buy essential items at a lower cost. This boost in spending will have been welcomed by retailers as spend by Nationwide members on Black Friday exceed pre-pandemic levels.”
By 5pm today [Friday], Nationwide members had made 6.46 million transactions – 15 per cent higher than a typical Friday.
The number of purchases is 9 per cent higher than on Black Friday 2021 and 37 per cent up on 2020. The level of spending is also up 35 per cent on the pre-pandemic levels (2019).
Source : https://www.nationwidemediacentre.co.uk/news/live-black-friday-spending-data-5pm
Like others i am down thousands on paper at the moment. I follow the words and actions of Warren Buffett he says that the stock market is a way of transferring money from the impatient to the patient.
The rather modest sale at 1.47 was a small purchase. I have been hoovering up small amounts for months now and just about every single trade has shown as a sale.
I have been investing in small oil companys for the last 25 years. The cpr took 6 months thats not unusual. Revenues slim i laughted for 20 minutes at that one. CH has turned Rose petroleum from a worthless company that promised everything and delivered nothing to one that is worth about 70 million and could be worth multiples of that in the future. I believe he is doing a fantastic job. ATB everyone.
When a shared is shorted the voting rights transfer to the new owner (not the shorter). If the original owner wants to vote in a corporate action they must recall the shares from the shorter which they are entitled to do. Dividend entitlements transfer to the new owner as well. The shorter is also required to pay the dividend to the original owner of the shares as well so no one misses out. I hope that makes sense.
when sqz bought assets from bp it was classed as a reverse takeover and the shares were suspended till a new admission document was published and distributed. The suspention lasted 2 weeks the only difference i can see is that sqz already had producing assets at the time where as we dont. im looking foward to further news whenever it arrives.
It's on the play store as well it was released on the 25/9/19 it's had 5 downloads so far early days.
The ex div date is Thursday 17th October.
The option runs from 22/10/17 and expires after 3 years.
The first tranche of shares to be bought back is $2 billion by the 25/10/2018. The brokers can buy back A or B shares or both depending on which is the best value on any day.
Cedex is attending the Hong Kong jewellery and gem fair in September and next Thursday there is a live q and a session with the head of marketing which I believe will be available to watch on their YouTube channel.
That was my first purchase of the day if funds are available later I may buy more.