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No leak, that was already in the results RNA update via rns news wire recently......NEWS IMMINENT

February 2026: Implemented a 1.5 shift operating programme which is expected to increase HMS production to over 4,000 tonnes per month.

March 2026: Discussions progressing with various potential off-takers to sell HMS with greater purity at higher prices.

March 2026: Advised by the South African Department of Mineral Resources and Energy ("DMRE") that the 2A Mining Right application is part of a backlog currently being processed.

January 2026: Commenced mining new inland diamond block following delivery of heavy machinery acquired following fundraise.

February 2026: Further diamond sales completed, with 320 diamonds weighing 135.54 carats sold through the February auction cycle as production continues to ramp up.

Fear

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Missing

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Friday

GLA.

All the colour codes and buy/sell/unknown are GUESSES by 3rd party sites like this ones dimbo Algorithm, the worlds markets label NOTHING

just print TRADES, they consider as being both buy and sell. Labels nothing to do with MM/Market.

3rd party sites, trying to be helpful with stats/ratio's etc BUT fail miserably on most shares daily.

what they look like, before the 3rd party sites, rehash and add a GUESS

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/UOG/united-oil-gas-plc/company-page

Walvis basin Namibia , will start getting more attention soon, with Chevron leading the way, only got their first license in the Walvis last year

and plan to drill the first of 10 drills in the Walvis late this year , early next year.

PROJECT BACKGROUND

Chevron Namibia Exploration Limited II (CNEL) plans to initiate an offshore exploration

program within Petroleum Exploration License (PEL) 82 encompassing blocks 2112B and

2212A, situated in the Walvis Basin, Namibia. The license area spans approximately 11,400

km², located between 80 km and 300 km offshore, with water depths ranging from 200 m to

2,500 m (Figure 1). The exploration activities may include:

1. Drilling up to five exploration wells in to-be-determined locations, including drilling,

deepening, or side tracking, and testing and completing the wells.

2. Drilling up to five appraisal wells, including drilling, deepening, or side tracking, and

testing and completing these appraisal wells.

3. Conducting Vertical Seismic Profiling (VSP).

4. Performing well testing.

5. Plugging and abandonment of wells offshore.

https://www.erm.com/globalassets/documents/cnel-esia/12062025/cnel_pel82-drilling---background-information-document_final-2.pdf

come this years Santa rally, TRP could have a double handful, with Cameroon and the much, much bigger prospects of Namibia.......GLA

For what it's worth when Chevron obtained its first license in Namibia, the CEO announced at the ceremony "we now plan to DOMINATE Namibian

acreage" and its first in the Walvis only last year, set for drilling late this year early next (not hanging about) with 10 Walvis drills planned.

That knock on the door for GEO, could be a lot closer than many think.

PROJECT BACKGROUND

Chevron Namibia Exploration Limited II (CNEL) plans to initiate an offshore exploration

program within Petroleum Exploration License (PEL) 82 encompassing blocks 2112B and

2212A, situated in the Walvis Basin, Namibia. The license area spans approximately 11,400

km², located between 80 km and 300 km offshore, with water depths ranging from 200 m to

2,500 m (Figure 1). The exploration activities may include:

1. Drilling up to five exploration wells in to-be-determined locations, including drilling,

deepening, or side tracking, and testing and completing the wells.

2. Drilling up to five appraisal wells, including drilling, deepening, or side tracking, and

testing and completing these appraisal wells.

3. Conducting Vertical Seismic Profiling (VSP).

4. Performing well testing.

5. Plugging and abandonment of wells offshore.

https://www.erm.com/globalassets/documents/cnel-esia/12062025/cnel_pel82-drilling---background-information-document_final-2.pdf

Lot of green boxes, must be hitting a nerve, with the sad 🤡🤡🤡🤡 talking to themselves.

The 25 mill provided by the Harlequin group, will cover a lot more than many think, the wells are RE-ENTRY , not start from scratch.

They have stated Hussar and Winter BUT also they want in on the future GEX assets also, which are again RE-ENTRY.

The operator of the new assets is SANTOS, they may have other idea's, as they own the Eastern Complex at Darwin , which also has the

Linde Helium plant, sitting idle.........GLA

Its still a placing, of shares vice cash to Central, so they can retain exposure to the licenses, while concentrating on their other assets.

(Mereenie and offshore , about 10 wells to drill)

Still has the same effect x number of shares added to GEX share base, its no different. Just in this case with a sector INVESTOR/player

vice the usual ii my arse , investing pump and dump asap shares for a quick buck and gone. Central CEO they plan to distribute GEX

shares to their own holders, his words, hopefully by the end of the year........GLA

Just like the X Files

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE....................

The Amadeus Basin in Australia hosts helium and hydrogen projects recognized as being of significant national importance. Key redevelopments, such as Mt Winter and Mt Kitty, aim to establish Australia as a leading global supplier of these gases for industrial and decarbonization needs

Yes Baldhippy, not to mention all the red tape and procedures navigated to get all the permits in place for Hussar and Winter (at a cost - not cheap)

So I guess the Australian Government , the Government of the Northern Territories and the Ministry and Minister are also complicit in this scam

😉😉😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣

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Some on this board, need remedial reading classes and a trip to mensa, to see if they can find an IQ.......... 🤔

The drilling program and site infrastructure works required to develop Hussar into a producing asset will be funded solely by Harlequin and their partners in a structured Offtake funding arrangement that is non-dilutive for Georgina shareholders.

The placing is for the NEW ASSETS, not Hussar/Winter.

GEX RNA update on the rns news wire

HUSSAR EP513: Harlequin has engaged Schlumberger Oilfield UK Limited to work in conjunction with Georgina's technical consultants (Aztech Well Construction) to proceed with the planning, engineering and drilling of an exploration well at Hussar.

Harlequins own release

This will involve working with Georgina's engineering consultants, Aztec Well Construction and coordinating with one of the world leaders in oilfield services who have been engaged by Harlequin.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MxEPiauCbQ

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MxEPiauCbQ

And Namibian Gov at todays event, provided by Sheephatch on the GEO board.........

https://english.news.cn/20260415/a47c662b19dd42b8b8ad3af8771a660a/c.html

🤞🤞🤞🤞 Chevron going to light up the Walvis for TRP and GEO's , Santa rally.......GLA

🤞🤞🤞🤞 Chevron going to light up the Walvis for GEO and TRP's , Santa rally.......GLA

Under the new arrangement, Chevron plans to drill up to 10 wells – five exploration and five appraisal – supported by a comprehensive seismic survey, well testing, and abandonment programme.

Under the new arrangement, Chevron plans to drill up to 10 wells – five exploration and five appraisal – supported by a comprehensive seismic survey, well testing, and abandonment programme.

Chevron expands Namibia portfolio with Walvis Basin stake

Fossil Energy – Namibia

Chevron has deepened its commitment to Namibia’s fast-emerging offshore sector, taking an 80% stake and operatorship of Petroleum Exploration Licence (PEL) 82 in the Walvis Basin – a vast 11,400 km² block located between 72 and 300 km off the Namibian coast.

The deal, finalised with state oil company NAMCOR and local partner Custos Energy (each holding 10%), marks a strategic pivot for Chevron following its disappointing results in the Orange Basin earlier this year, where no commercial hydrocarbons were found.

Under the new arrangement, Chevron plans to drill up to 10 wells – five exploration and five appraisal – supported by a comprehensive seismic survey, well testing, and abandonment programme.

The company’s first planned target is the Gemsbok well, scheduled for drilling between 2026 and 2027.

While the Orange Basin has dominated headlines with recent major discoveries by TotalEnergies and Shell, Chevron’s move into the Walvis Basin reflects growing industry interest in diversifying Namibia’s offshore prospects.

The basin’s shallower waters and distinct geological structures present both lower operational risks and new exploration opportunities.

For Namibia, the renewed investment signals ongoing confidence from global oil majors despite mixed exploration results. Analysts say the activity could generate jobs, service contracts, and logistics demand across ports such as Walvis Bay and Lüderitz, deepening the country’s role in the regional energy supply chain.

If Chevron’s exploration proves successful, it could strengthen Namibia’s position as a rising energy hub – one capable not only of producing crude but also potentially anchoring refining and value-added operations within Africa.