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He can't Eddie

Maybe its Yeo and Allenby lol

Https://10times.com/oil-gas-investmentasia/speakers some big hitters attending these events.

Https://x.com/Jarvy55/status/1797908763980243349

I don't think people have twigged yet just how undervalued we are but they will just like they did at #Upl

All I know is Andy Butler and his team are working hard to bring us share holder value, makes a refreshing change to see Pr coming from the company its all we ever wanted. Would like to see Tim replaced on Twitter he just isn't representing Boil in the right way. Also would like to see us go down to one broker Cavenidish for a total sweep clean, don't see the point in paying two of them.

We know that Baron are in talks with majors, medium size companies and Utility companies.

Could be Inpex, Eni, Santos, Woodside or a Utility company we haven't thought of.

Filthy if you listen to the directors talk interview I would say the slight delay in the Valaris leaving the North Sea and the slight possible delay in our drill does indeed point to us using the Valrais 247 roll on when it gets announced. https://s23.q4cdn.com/956522167/files/doc_downloads/fleet-status-report/2024/04302024-Fleet-Status-Report_FINAL.pdf

Take a look at slide 6

We are effectively a new compnay now focusing in Asia with a new bod. https://wp-baronoilplc-2020.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2024/05/20240528-Baron-Oil-Company-Presentation-Q2-2024-Final.pdf

Aiminghigh it means we could be part of derisking a big basin, rememeber we have 4 assets just in Chuditch alone and now will be looking at other areas. They think Chuditch may of overspilled into Sunrise. Chuditch NE backs onto Eni's block which is also on the way to sunrise, so they will be paying attention to our drill.

Chuditch will be looking at three options Darwin, Sunrise pipe or a flng. I think Eni will also be looking at those options for their block P.

Under a 2018 treaty between the nations signed in New York, if the gas field is processed in Timor-Leste, Australia would receive 30 per cent of the revenues and Timor 70 per cent.

But if the gas is instead piped to Australia and processed at an already existing LNG processing plant in Darwin, the Timorese share would increase to 80 per cent, with Australia receiving 20 percent.

This treaty was reached after Timor walked from an earlier agreement when it became known that Australian spies had bugged the Timorese parliament to get the upper hand in negotiations two decades ago.

There is up to $50 billion (US$33 billion) worth of gas in the Greater Sunrise field.

Gusmao’s preference is to process the gas on the southern Timorese coast, believing the industrial and job opportunities would outweigh the extra revenue from the Darwin alternative.

“We don’t want a pipeline for the sake of a pipeline,” Timorese president Jose Ramos-Horta told this masthead.

“A pipeline coming to Timor-Leste would power the diversification … the industrialisation, modernisation of our economy.

Woodside are still in the middle of the concept study even though it would make economical sense to pipe to Darwin I would be surprised if he agrees to it. He wants jobs in Timor Leste not Austrailia. The Chinese could get it built quickly.

Thank you

When are the results due?

For Sunrise

Traders are going to trade this until we get funding.

Hughez i think we all need to be realistic here, if you named everything that was around the corner that has never happened we would have a long list. Syme is going to need more than £1.5mill to survive, Az is asking for more Dilution if he doesn't get this Im done in the next month what happens next? He needs to cut his pay to zero until he starts delivering.

Https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/f4f101db-e7ec-48bb-8528-3f12a2c0609a?shareToken=0741c482bbd333074b20a2d60308ec73 Boss who fought off BHP takeover races to reshape Anglo American

Havoc say no more then