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Link to telegram group please. thanks

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Well clean up and pressure build up still ongoing.

Thebold....I did think twice about replying to your post, and thought I either ignore, as all you seem to spout is ****s*** or whether I should detail further my post. I've opted for the latter, but before I do, please take this into consideration. I've been investing in oil and gas for over 15 years now, with what I would say are fairly considerable sums of capital. I don't invest blindly, or off bulletin board posts, I do extensive due diligence. Part of this due diligence is reaching out to the boards of the companies I invest in. This has delivered a variety of engagement and success spanning from no response (disappointing) to striking up dialogue. I have been shot down on many occasions saying I make this up for my own benefit, which I can assure you I do not. I am not a trader or a short term investor. I also converse with like minded and sound investors, who I have had the privilege of sharing thoughts and commentary with over the years. This also helps with my due diligence.

So as a slightly longer winded answer to your question, my good authority is PG.

BRV.... I am told by good authority that Anchois is 5 years away from first gas. The top seats at the Moroccan table have moved around, putting PRD in No 1 spot to monetise their assets. I think the term "egg on faces" is being used with certain senior Moroccan individuals now having to save face. PG is having to play a political blinder, which I am sure is somewhat frustrating him. All eyes are now firmly on PRD and what it now delivers over the coming weeks/months. Hold tight could get bumpy, with $billions at stake.

Where have they said it's a duster? Another moron for the bin. Read the RNS, read my comments after having dialogue with the board.

People need to stop spouting rubbish about any leaks, that's just garbage. There are no leaks and it's just blatant stupidity. See my post earlier today as to what the company are telling us. Anything else is just b***s***.

The drop was way overdone based on the negative narrative in the RNS, this is just a small correction. Two weeks time or there about we will know sustained flow rates and next steps.

Thanks Keith

I got kicked out of the telegram group. No idea why? 🤷‍♂️

Keith can you post the link?

I have had dialogue with the board.

1. Preferred to delay the announcement but due to rig demobilisation, felt RNS was necessary.

2. Data required from the pressure build up test to establish a stabilised flow rate to understand exactly what the issue is.

3. Expecting this to take two weeks or so.

4. Market will be updated when stabilised flow rate established. NOTE - FLOW RATE ESTABLISHED. This is not a duster as the FUD brigade keep spouting.

5. Once flow rate established this confirms next steps/strategy. This could mean clean up, pressure build up has worked and tied into production with a stabilised flow.

6. Shareholders will be given much more detail at next update, likely to be presentation/voiceover as per recent updates (side track presentation).

7. Whilst company using the narrative of disappointing this is NOT the end and licence and recoverable oil still able to yield significant upside.

I have suggested increasing PR activity over next few weeks, even if it’s stating “clean up/pressure build up” still underway with a few pictures at site.

If you invest properly you do your own due diligence, hence why I reached out to the board. It’s not difficult. If you listen to the rubbish spouted on here and base your investment decisions on it, more the fool you.

There are cretins on here intent on spreading FUD with absolutely no morals, and an agenda to drive the price down, just for a quick buck. Ignore them and base your decisions on what you believe.

The company are managing the situation correctly and professionally as they should. They are now in the hands of the geology.

Jimmy,

I don't doubt operational risk still remains, but all analysis from the company and independent third parties points to this being an incredibly lucrative hydro carbon play where shareholders should be rewarded well. If the gas is proven I don't see Predator seeing this through to full production. PG has already stated, Predator are an explorer. I foresee full/or part disposal or M&A activity to a much larger player, one who will be happy to invest in the project. The Afriquia MOU is a huge clue. Big money and big players will take this over.

I posted this at the weekend in the hope it would focus everyone's thoughts as to what is in play and at stake for both Predator and the Kingdom of Morocco. It deals with facts, not conjecture, and its statements are from individuals directly involved in the Moroccan programs. Add to this Lonny re-surfacing on X yesterday and you may start to see some of the dots now being joined together. We are at a huge inflection point in proceedings and I think we will very shortly be told the next stage of valuation creation.

I think we can all agree that Morocco oil and gas exploration has now become a very political hot spot, with various companies at the table seeking their pounds worth of the action. Much focus and debate on this board has featured Chariot and particularly Anchois, rightly so, as it has been a core focus for ONHYM over the past few years. Let me give you some statements shared with me which may or may not prove to bare any credence, but nonetheless may get you thinking when considering what is now at play and stake.

- delays have not been caused by operational (other than lead times) or GEOLOGICAL, they are POLITICAL. (Predator)

- ONHYM have invested a lot of PR in Anchois over the past 2 years. (Chariot)

- it should have been flow tested before being classed as commercial. ONHYM did not agree. (Chariot)

- Energean deal then announced and a new well drilled to flow test before FID. (Chariot)

- can't use the two wells as producers. (Chariot)

- separate gas reservoirs were confirmed and need to be tested individually. (Chariot)

- operational and geological risk for next wells. (Chariot)

- pushes out development to first gas by many years. (Chariot)

- ONHYM 'egg on face' (Chariot)

- only near term gas development play (Predator)

- all regulatory leeway being put in place to allow immediate application for Exploitation Concession after testing (Predator)

- Afriquia Gas MOU game changing as part of a group owned by the Prime Minster (Predator)

- all eyes on making sure this doesn't repeat the Anchois PR disaster. (Predator)

So perhaps when you read all the FUD and scaremongering being discussed, just perhaps bear in mind some of the above. For Morocco this isn't just about a few BCF of gas here and there, this is about them as a nation becoming a global provider on the world's hydrocarbon stage. We are talking billions of $'s at stake, there is no room now to mess this up. PG has to now play the cards of his lifetimes work. He will be spinning many plates for sure. Why? Because he knows as do the ONHYM that Predator are sat on so much gas/oil they almost don't know what to do with it. Sure there is risk, and yes it has to flow. Watch this space next few months, I think it could be transformational.

I think we can all agree that Morocco oil and gas exploration has now become a very political hot spot, with various companies at the table seeking their pounds worth of the action. Much focus and debate on this board has featured Chariot and particularly Anchois, rightly so, as it has been a core focus for ONHYM over the past few years. Let me give you some statements shared with me which may or may not prove to bare any credence, but nonetheless may get you thinking when considering what is now at play and stake.

- delays have not been caused by operational (other than lead times) or GEOLOGICAL, they are POLITICAL. (Predator)

- ONHYM have invested a lot of PR in Anchois over the past 2 years. (Chariot)

- it should have been flow tested before being classed as commercial. ONHYM did not agree. (Chariot)

- Energean deal then announced and a new well drilled to flow test before FID. (Chariot)

- can't use the two wells as producers. (Chariot)

- separate gas reservoirs were confirmed and need to be tested individually. (Chariot)

- operational and geological risk for next wells. (Chariot)

- pushes out development to first gas by many years. (Chariot)

- ONHYM 'egg on face' (Chariot)

- only near term gas development play (Predator)

- all regulatory leeway being put in place to allow immediate application for Exploitation Concession after testing (Predator)

- Afriquia Gas MOU game changing as part of a group owned by the Prime Minster (Predator)

- all eyes on making sure this doesn't repeat the Anchois PR disaster. (Predator)

So perhaps when you read all the FUD and scaremongering being discussed, just perhaps bear in mind some of the above. For Morocco this isn't just about a few BCF of gas here and there, this is about them as a nation becoming a global provider on the world's hydrocarbon stage. We are talking billions of $'s at stake, there is no room now to mess this up. PG has to now play the cards of his lifetimes work. He will be spinning many plates for sure. Why? Because he knows as do the ONHYM that Predator are sat on so much gas/oil they almost don't know what to do with it. Sure there is risk, and yes it has to flow. Watch this space next few months, I think it could be transformational.

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Has been issued today......

Another milestone approval in the advancing towards GSA signature and equity sell down of the licence.

Whilst slow and somewhat frustrating boxes being ticked. This is of major significance to bringing the project on stream.

TLBLDN...plainly have not read any of the recent RNS's.

"The Board remains committed to generating activity and newsflow in the weeks and months

ahead and are seeking potentially to take the Company to another level through continued

drilling success."

Be under no illusion if there is significant news to announce ONHYM will be controlling the narrative and timing for when this goes public.

They have history of getting it wrong. This time, based on the scale and size of the prize of Guercif they will want to be 100% sure of the facts.

PG can control the geological narrative with his expertise, ONHYM and Afriquia Gas will want to control the commercial narrative and significance of discovery and monetisation. Remember the PM is now heavily involved.