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The Financial Times reported that ministers are set to offer energy firms relief on windfall taxes.
A Whitehall source confirmed the plans, which will be set out by the Energy Security Secretary Grant Shapps, will focus on bringing down wholesale electricity prices in the UK and reducing energy bills for consumers and businesses.
The Financial Times reported that ahead of this, ministers have been holding talks with energy firms about adjusting the windfall tax if oil and gas prices dropped below a certain level.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65077495

Just making a point.

What a cr*p deal for existing shareholders.

Any one explain why SQZ market cap is now £819m? Yesterday it was closer to £600m. How's that happened without the value of my shares going up 30% ?

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/SQZ:LON?hl=en&comparison=LON%3AHBR%2CLON%3ABP

When it diverges away from BP you know it's our shorty friends at work. It seems to be an easier way to make money. I am enjoying the ride for now!

Easy this game, you just wait until 10ish, see it fall by stupid amounts, buy, then sell at the end of the day. Repeat.

Someone's buying..

last night and maybe applies tonight also:
'A bit of a squeeze going on?'

Don't you just love it; Energean has a market cap of £2.19bn with $737m revenue and net debt of $2.52bn! and they paid the Italian govt $119m windfall tax.
Serica: Market cap of £606m, ~$750m revenue, no debt and probably £500m cash as at 31/12/22 Is it me?

On the eve of a big farming out announcement I don't think so!

That might be a good sign that our shorty friends see that this SP has finally bottomed out. Interesting board appointments, particularly Louise who might be paving the way for some interesting mergers and or acquisitions?

Interesting that Capital Fund Management increased their short position to 0.9% last week when you're thinking the SP can't get any lower. What do they know I wonder?

A bit of a squeeze going on?

I've done all my ranting, Mitch's presentation said nothing new, he's got to deliver this 'enhanced return' to shareholders he mentions.

Why didn't you tell me!!!
'IOG plc ("IOG", or "the Company"), (AIM: IOG.L), announces that certain Directors and persons discharging managerial responsibilities ("PDMRs") of the Company have purchased in the market a total of 744,180 ordinary shares of 1p each ("Ordinary Shares") at an average price of 4.525p per Ordinary Share, equating to aggregate value of £33,671.32,......'

Absolutely forfaiter well said.
'Just making the incentive realistic and achievable, no point kidding yourself!'

Just making the incentive realistic and achievable, no point kidding yourself!

It's difficult to imagine now how this BOD turned down 425p, look at the market cap now, less than half this. Anyways need to use this insanity to our advantage.

seen the Hurricane takeover - that's the way to do it!