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Mr G - I don’t see why the markets would be worried about Rusty’s pockets yesterday and today whilst they were excited about them last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!

Doesn’t seem the most likely rationale to fit the facts.

Energean showing the same profile over the last week so more likely to be gas prices falling, possible conflict with Iran or uncertainty over impending results (both due soon).

I was hoping you’d bought yesterday morning but forgot to tell us. 😀

Should be a profitable buy - eventually!

Genel selling locally but paid in advance.

GKP exporting but still don’t know how much they’re getting!

Pick a horse or ride two with a foot on each 😀

Yep - thanks for link.

Covers all the points raised over last few days.

Nothing to raise any concerns there.

So we still don’t really know.whether exports paid in arrears are better or worse than local sales.

DNO / Genel still reporting $30 / bbl paid in advance for local sales.

“So all time we speculating on hydrogen samples go to Lab, perforation, did it need acidization etc”

To be fair there was only one person doing this - you just did it over and over and over again! 😀

Hence my use of the word “big.”

No-one cares about the timing of routine and admin RNS releases - they’re just to meet index regulations. Hopefully next one is different.

Must be a tricky balance working out what your primary shareholder market is and acting accordingly.

Irrespective of listing country, Hex is US based and I’d assume thinks the majority of funding and potential takeover interest will undoubtedly be US based.

UK investors are on for the ride - but don’t think we get to hold the reins.

Big RNS likely to be US focussed.

EQT repeatedly proved they were unable to monetise gasification so some “smoke and mirrors” required to allow more fundraising for continued lifestyle support.

Could you give us all advance warning of optimism or buys then please 😀.

There must be some way of using you as a hedge!

I think there is a correlation between Steph’s optimistic posts and immediate share price falls 😀

Not sure what causes the rises though. No posts?

Carrington - I was commenting on 2025 results, not guessing what 2026 might bring.

What was poor? How about statutory operating profit dropping from 1,700 million to 100 million for starters?

By look of share price the market agrees with me not you.

Over and out 😀

It went up by a penny - that’s slight in my view. If in your world that’s significant then fair enough.

Newsflash for Carrington - it’s now 2026!

Jan / Feb / Mar 25 profits are included in 2025 Annual figures!

Not surprisingly, Jan / Feb / Mar 26 profits will be in 2026 annual figures announced in Feb 27!

Shall we vote on who is stupid now??? 😀😀😀

Well that Millenium short from 5&6 Feb @ about 940/950 looks to be pretty far in the red.

From memory the other one was about 1040 ish so they must be getting a bit nervous approaching xd.

The dividend will be 5.5p - so for a £1.90 share that’s less than 3% - about the same as a savings account after tax is deducted!

I didn’t say don’t buy in, I didn’t say it isn’t a long term hold; I said the results weren’t “all good.” They’re poor!

Think you’ll find the 2025 results include Jan / Feb / Mar 25 😀

Highlights (or perhaps lowlights). Add in a cessation of BBs and even with a slight rise in dividend (still months away and subject to approval) this is not “all good.”

Statutory operating profit of £0.1bn (2024: £1.7bn) includes a net loss on re-measurements of derivative energy contracts and exceptional items of £0.7bn (2024: £0.2bn profit), with £0.5bn of impairments across our late-life gas field assets and investment in Nuclear (excluding Sizewell C). After taking into account tax and interest, statutory basic EPS was a 1.5p loss (2024: 25.7p profit).

Statutory net operating cash flow of £0.7bn (2024: £1.1bn) includes £0.1bn of margin cash and collateral inflow (2024: £0.1bn); closing 2025 margin cash posted of £0.1bn (2024: £0.1bn).

Free cash outflow of £0.2bn (2024: £1.0bn inflow), with significant capital expenditure of £1.2bn (2024: £0.6bn) including Sizewell C, Grain LNG and strong progress in the Meter Asset Provider.

Strong balance sheet and liquidity, with closing adjusted net cash of £1.5bn (2024: £2.9bn).

Kums - have you not read the results?

Last year’s results are a long way from “all good.”

Compare with 2024 results and think again.

Not on today’s results!

Pretty awful looking at first glance.

Daniel,

The Vodaphone IR page is part of the Vodaphone website!

Smarter than an average bear??? 😀

Think this level of “unexplained” volatility may cause lots of sellers next time it goes over 516 ish, looking to buy back in cheaper. I’m certainly tempted even though I think it’ll come good long term.