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I'm REALLY bored with this scaremongering dross from monkeymo now, so on filter they go.

monkeymo,

It is scaremongering when you know full well that many here bought at lower prices than today, including me buying 1.6m at 1.3p recently. Not everyone has been here 14 years, which is what you are suggesting with those comments.

Fitzy,

Yeah, adv showing:

2m bought
700k sold

"Sorry but 14 years can hardly be described as impatient."

It is when people are talking about days or weeks to the end of the Morrocco trial. You are talking about it as if you have to wait ANOTHER 14 years.

As for suggesting 1p, that sounds like someone that has sold some/all and is trying to talk the price down with some baseless negative scaremongering about a price drop thrown in.

What a load of garbage. I've been here that long as well, and you know as well as I do that we now have:

MSC + other shipping companies lined up
Morocco + others lined up like Americas, Mexico, etc
UTAH for low Sulphur dirt cheap oil
Vertoro for Biofuel, linked to Shell PLC

Trying to make out today's SP has anything to do with the past 14 years is disingenuous at best. QFI has A NEW BEGINNING, and that is precisely how any shareholder should look at the stock, not harp on about the past.

Who cares????

If you're looking for short term low percentage gains then you're in the wrong stock.

Dropping to 1p or below is not something I or any other QFI holder should be bothered about, as it's only an on paper valuation change. Price is only an issue if you want or need to sell, which is 99.999% only short term traders or 'grass is greener somewhere else' people.

I and many others just see any drop as a buying opportunity.

The projects are obviously progressing, otherwise QFI would have to RNS to tell us. We do not know how much longer they have to go; we just have to wait for them to complete and then an RNS will appear. If you're too impatient, then you are definitely in the wrong stock.

AB has hit all of his milestones so far, whereas Detergent Warrior cannot possibly be hitting his big cleaner sales targets because he's always on here trolling AB, so DW is hypocrite of the year!

JamesSlimeOn is another one p'ing into the wind with garmoan, DW, ade, et al, another one that everyone knows talks a load of garbage, so they ignore it as far as investing in AFC goes.

What a miserable pointless existence, thinking they are affecting investor sentiment when in reality everything they post is being dismissed as the garbage it is

Absolutely!

The 5 months wait could be before or after drilling, it does not make any difference either way to gas revenues.

Guitarman18,

He doesn't have a life, he has an existence.

The only reason I can think of to explain his existence, is that he's paid very well by Bronte or someone else, paid to sit there 24/7 trying to think up as much fictional negative garbage as he can.

It's also a pointless existence, because everyone knows what he does and they ignore it as far as investing in AFC goes. So his entire existence amounts to p'ing into the wind.

Malcg,

Maybe because ITM are also down 4.9%, CWR down 6.1%, PHE down 6% and PPS down 2.2% so we have been marked down by the MM's along with peers.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFQB1tQD3kA

PoC,

Yeah, impossible to sell direct to consumer in Tanzania, as the Government have already decided that they want control of the infrastructure of pipelines and gas processing plants.

Domestic is clearly a no go, as it would involve paying for and managing a huge run of pipelines all the way to houses.

Commercial would involve building and running gas processing plants, plus buying a load of gas tanks and building a gas compression facility next to the gas processing plant. Then employing a load of drivers to drive tanks of gas to commercial clients. When you look at the complexity and cost of it versus selling gas from the wellhead to the Government and let them take it away along their own pipeline, it makes no sense at all to sell direct.

"The Petroleum Act, 2015 has given the TPDC mandate to undertake Tanzania’s commercial aspects of petroleum operations in the upstream, midstream and downstream and participating interests of the Government in the petroleum and natural gas agreements. TPDC has exclusive rights over the natural gas midstream and downstream value chain. Further, it can authorize any other person to undertake regulated activities, particularly those to which TPDC has exclusive rights."

https://tpdc.co.tz/about-us/

TANZANIA'S participation in the Dubai Expo 2020 has paid off as the country has attracted a number of international companies that have shown interest to invest in the oil and gas sector.

Some of the areas that have attracted foreign companies include supply of natural gas, construction of the Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations, and construction of pipelines as well as participation in the oil and gas exploration.

The symposium was attended by over 200 companies from different parts of the world where the Tanzania delegation was led by Minister for Energy January Makamba who was accompanied by some senior officials and heads of institutions under the ministry.

https://allafrica.com/stories/202203030022.html

Matt,

Yeah, that's more like what I was thinking. Easy income for a fund or charity, and TPDC don't get anyone form the Gas production side trying to tell them how to do their job.

I'm not sure ARA will want to be involved in the pipeline even for a better gas price. My reasoning is that the project is going to make a lot of money from gas sold at wellhead prices, but being involved in the pipeline means getting involved in maintenance and support of infrastructure that they don't need to be involved in as a gas producer. I also think TPDC want investors that are not gas producers, just funds that will take revenue, not get involved in the running of it, just provide money and then sit back and let TPDC get on with it. Doing it this was also spreads the risk away from gas producers.

Having looked at the prices achieved by trades yesterday, it appears very unlikely that anyone trying to sell and buy back lower would have been able to get back in at a lower price. That certainly explains why we have people posting baseless negative spin to try and get the price down, so they can get back in lower, because at today's buy price their trade will have lost them shares or it will cost them more money to get the same amount of stock back.

I see Aimster is still trying to talk it down. 10 out of 10 for determination, 0 out of 10 for achievement, 0 out of 10 for imagination, 0 out of 10 for ability to cause concern. Must try harder.

BG, yes, that too, and they could have only just got the 3D results, hence the late advisory on plan change.