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Don't hold your breath, but the product of nuclear fusion is Helium

I think it's well past the time when the storyteller about the girl and the pub owns up. Way back the tales about drilling were legendary, if rubbish.

This split is 1 Helium share for every 236 AOGL shares held.

Probably wise. My experience with Africa is bad. Trains not there. Roads flooded and so on. Can't leave though. Have to see it through. Already lost what your total is right now!

Why not higher, with PMO now at 54p?

At least we know they were not looking for going private. Not much else is there in this one.

Skin of our teeth then.

Aim rule 6 months to refloat, otherwise shares get removed from market.

Countdown to July delisting. Tick tock...

It's good the assets are in the ground. If it was being extracted right now we'd be further up the creek. As it is, someone will benefit in the future. May not be me though.

Just seen across my screen. PMO now at 15p
I laughed to cover my pain!
Goodbye, goodnyee
There's a silver lining in the skyee!

Couldn't even follow BOR up today. Shed load of shorts to mature. Expect under 5p, probably under 4p.

Brent at 35 dollars putti g this share back in the drawer for another 7 years!!!! I'll not live that long.

I think we deserve a clarification RNS from RKH, given ambiguity in their RNS.

Don't ignore the para about oil price, COVID19 and cashflow. They could easily si k this project.

July is the six month cutoff. Plenty of time to do it. Just depends if they really want it or not.

Could be, they are using the Aim loophole to take the Co private and screw the shareholders.

And a wait till we leave EU. Then Boris has to get an insurance scheme through without fireworks in Parliament. Early Feb is my best guess for RNS.
See Prem article on BOR. Very positive UK project.

Good article. Personally, I would like to see some reforesting (orvirgin foresting) around the islands as carbon offset. Nevertheless, it looks a UK project and Boris has to engineer an insurance scheme for a fossil fuel company. That's a real sticking point in my view.