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Can someone please explain the probable outcome from what the RNS news states. It reads to me that we're going to get approx 5p/share in installment payments, as a forced sale of our shares?

Let's narrow it down to the 3 biggest.

The obvious big one... Why isn't the SP going up? If this makes our current value 8 or 9 times greater (so I've read, but that's clearly not the case), why is the SP going down?

Why do they hope to start extracting in 2026? They have no red tape, no need for fracking, and the country needs gas. Why 3 years?

If a more competent company joins forces or takes over, what could/should that do for the SP?

A couple of red days to start the year, and I can't fathom why. With the monthly dividends (good ones too), why aren't people jumping all over this? Let alone everything else the company has going for it. I thought the year would start 26p-27p.

The problem with the 3p/share div, is immediately afterwards the SP will tank 3p+.

asimpleinvestor - Twice as long as from the middle to the end.

I answered yours. Your turn. :-)

Let's talk about WHEN... The likelihood of (most probable).

Assuming the forecast of 3.1p/share happens, when is that predicted to be 'likely' to land?

If the company is sold to the highest bidder, when is that most 'likely' to happen?

Will it sell before div, or after, and if after, how much is that predicted to damaged what we get from the sale?

Knowledgeable types... GO!!!!!

Are we still expecting some sort of big dividend payout in February-ish? Or is that idea in the toilet?

No doubt, if one happens, the share p[rice will hit the fan straight after.

How long have there been consistent monthly dividends, and how long do we expect it 'likely' to continue?

It's nice to know that through this worrying time, with a global oil crisis, and fuel/energy prices getting higher and higher, we can be consistently red. In a time like this, with oil in huge demand, that takes a special kind of oil company.

Ok, so it's not 0.08, it's 0.8. So 35,000 = £280. :-)

Sorry, it is .08. So £800. :-)

0.08. So 100,000 shares = £80

£28

Wolf - The outcome for this share will be far greater, imo.

Got it and have sent. Cheers.

I will also send the email, if you can send 'who to' and the wording to...

bucketofscript@gmail.com

I'm interested in buying shares here (have been with HUR for years), and the dividends look good. Well, great! From what I've read, the next is paid in Feb, if bought before mid-end of Dec. Am I right or wrong? Thanks.

I'd be keen to know what these are...

In parallel, however, we have been pursuing alternative capital allocation opportunities outside of our existing asset base

*oilies

Other ollies are a little down a little, but not this much.