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With 185mn shares o/s, the US private wealth management office need only take up circa 9mn of the 28mn shares in the placing to exceed the 5% threshold for non-UK investors to disclose its TR-1 holding. Next week, then, probably.

Very smart planning by Bo, who has a clear vision of where this company is going, and taking the right steps to maintain strong operational momentum and growth.

Now there writes someone with malice aforethought.

Good call, Delia Prince.

Now maybe the time to reverse the trade, if Zengas is even only half right?

Excellent recent presentation by Seplat's IR chap. First class.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDvx3FAjmRY

7% gross yield currently, with the medium term goal of 10% p.a. growth.

They appear to have weathered the Nigerian currency crisis smoothly and have big growth targets with their latest acquisition in-country.

Sometimes the tortoise does win the race....

Well if there is a disappointing RNS tomorrow, something really stinks with AIM.

There may be something in that, actually. Scaffman.

Believers in the Lassonde Curve will note that two AIM listed companies, in particular - Greatland Gold and Helix Exploration - are about to become actual producing miners/resource extractors with commercial scale revenues, after many quarters of just talking about the scale of the resource, grades, funding. Blencowe isn't quite there yet. Indeed it may be another whole year of waiting patiently for all the ducks to be lined up, as I'm pretty confident they will be. But I distinctly recall similar optimistic conversations going on at the GGP bb a year ago, two years ago. Now it's finally happening and GGP is a sizeable Gold producer, just starting out in its ramping up of production. Investors are starting the Lassonde re-rate there, and at Hex, for this very reason.

Hang tight guys. Mike Ralston is a shrewd operator and is well respected, so funding can be sorted, in time. And the asset is going to be a Tier 1 resource, in the lowest quartile of costs, globally. 2026 will be our year of lift off, IMHO.

70%? How so?

What do AVCT, AGL and GDR have in common?

Easy one, this.

They've all lost 80%+ of shareholder wealth since 2021 with no signs of any revival. Great managements, great products, eh????

LOL.

All the amateur investors with their "should fly today" posts.

Blah blah blah.

At 9.48am. More from Premier?

What I don't get is that AK doesn't come across as someone who was naive about Nigeria's looming currency crisis, nd he probably concluded that the World Bank guaranttee backstop was large enough to cover one or more defaults (if that isn't being too harsh a description of what's happened). But the entire Nigerian power sector client base reneged on the true-up provision. How does the current Nigerian government view this bad business practice? Or do they just conclude it was a one-off currency event, never to be repeated, so best to let the foreign entity sweat over it?

Musings only.

Actually 4.6p per share hit my AJ Bell SIPP account on the 23rd.

Mumbo_Jumbo,

Classy response to the Happy Clappy Club, who are trying every trick in the book to breathe some life into this dying duck so they can exit without egg on their faces.

Basically, the call here is the ability of AK and his connections to recover the accounts receivables in a reasonable time period.

AK buying in size recently gives me encouragement that he has found a way to resolve the issue.

Isn't Simon Bennett the one who brought all those mouth-watering juicy $bn deals to the table foe Avacta?

@Keith, how much does PRD pay you for your efforts on here and elsewhere?

Just asking for a petroleum engineer friend.

I think Jimmy is referring to this, on Part 2:

"Confirmed reservoir presence: 50m of Domerian carbonate hit, plus 30m of new sand below.

Helium show: At 1557 ppm, supports deep fault-assisted gas and helium migration.

Validates carbonate model: Confirms the carbonate dome exists, contains reservoir quality rock, and is gas-charged."

No doubt our new friend DID hold shares once, got badly burnt here and is now of a vengeful state mind. Takes all sorts to make a market.

Just like a Mail on Sunday share tip, the sp here will gap up in the first hour, then slowly give back the gains the rest of the week.

It's flow testing data that will really move the valuation, or a corporate event.

So you think an RNS from AA stating they have given back the licenses to ARCM as a Tier 2 deposit doesn't fit their requirements, will result in a multibag by ARCM?

What planet are you living on, HarChris?