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That's some speculation (not that I wouldn't like to see it happen)

I'm not aware of precedents which have proven vey expensive for the Irish Government - which cases are you referring to?

I’d like to believe Ryan’s departure would make a difference but I doubt it will. The constant narrative in Ireland in the media and politics is a woke anti fossil fuel agenda. I asked a number of candidates who called looking for my vote about their positions on O&G - all I got was the standard speil about supporting the switch to renewables. The official policy regarding exploration seems to be to continually delay any decisions and hope the issue just goes away. I’m guessing that all of the existing Irish exploration licenses will only get resolved via the legal route/courts

If he's waiting for clarity on Irish assets he'll be waiting a long time - as LOGP and PVR have found to their cost!

It's not just PRD - most of the small O&G companies seem to operate on the jam tomorrow principle

Here's what's facing the incoming government in Ireland:

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/1205/1484749-fiscal-climate-report/

I wonder who the Company's Remuneration Committee is?

Which shareholders would have the ability to call an EGM? The mystery institutional investor?

Simply wall street is just an automated bot - then again it's probably as credible as some of the human analysts!

I don't believe the Irish election will have the slightest impact on PRD. It's all about MOU-5 now, although some positive update on Trinidad would help.

Looks like the scope of the car finance investigation is expanding - it's anyone's guess how this will eventually play out for BIRG.

Dividend payout tomorrow?

Https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2024/11/02/bank-of-ireland-investors-fear-uk-car-finance-cost-will-dwarf-tracker-scandal/

The UK car finance issues are dragging BIRG down - could be some very costly penalties involved.

Amazing how some sellers just knew how to dump today!

The ordinary investors are clearly of no concern to PRD, treated with utter contempt

It's outrageous that the company did not issue an RNS clearly stating the exact situation regarding sand jet results. This is price sensitive information and making some ad-hoc comments on vox after the fact is not good enough.

Questions have to be asked about why important information was not released immediately via RNS. The delay and subsequent method of communication was strange to say the least.

Thanks for the transcript but I have to say that's no way for a company to communicate important information with shareholders. Poor PR and vague communications have been the hallmark of PRD

The share trading is negligible at present which indicates the big money is neither buying nor selling. My take on this is that testing is just progressing as planned with nothing yet to report. Call me cynical but I don't believe it would be possible to keep a lid on any major developments.

The price action at the moment can safely be ignored - there's really no market in the shares as the volumes are so low.

It's funny watching how tiny limit orders are moving the price around. £100 worth of shares moved the price up to 9.5