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Another green bin candidate, you obviously have no clue.

The New Region.

The office of Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi says that a Wednesday meeting with KRG officials saw the premier direct that oil companies in the Kurdistan Region "resume their operations starting tomorrow" and order "the provision of all requirements that contribute to securing the operations of the oil companies operating in the Region" - Statement

"The damage inflicted on Iraq as a result of the suspension of oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz was significant, which necessitates doubling efforts to compensate for that damage by addressing the problems that hinder increased production," Zaidi's office said

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The Prime Minister - "ALL THE DEMANDS PUT FORWARD BY THESE COMPANIES WILL BE MET".

Channel8.

"The Prime Minister of Iraq, Ali al-Zaidi, announced that oil companies operating in the Kurdistan Region can resume operations starting tomorrow. He emphasized that all the demands put forward by these oil companies in the Kurdistan Region will be met.

To be updated."

hTTps://channel8.com/english/news/59242

H**ps://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20260603-middle-east-war-live-us-military-says-it-intercepted-iranian-missile-and-drone-attacks

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Iraq orders resumption of operations by oil companies in Kurdistan region

Iraq's ⁠Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has ordered the resumption of operations by oil companies in ‌the country's ⁠Kurdistan region starting on ‌Thursday, according to a statement ⁠released by his office.

Some energy companies operating ‌in Iraqi Kurdistan shut oil and gas ‌production at their fields because of repeated drone attacks on oilfields and energy infrastructure.

Kurdistan production shutdowns have added to the Middle East supply disruptions after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran

For once I'm ahead of you, topped up 10% end of last wk and will do a modest top up today.

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Appeared without a paywall for me.

About Carlyle Group and financing new deal / AI power demand.

Interesting listen Stocky-W, he did drop in Vanadium as an under focused mineral, and that China is ahead of the curve in the field. TBH I can't see the UK playing more than a side part in this, irrespective of ministers visits.

Peanut9. I generally don't post here, small investment and others know a lot more about the company than I do. But yes, I've never seen a BB so full of squabbling children, I'm having to resort to the filter button, I mean over 100 posts in a day, 90% of which were total drivel. Filter, filter and filter sone more, you won't miss anything important.

Agree Jimzi, it's really frustrating that they're gobbling up cheap shares when outside investors bought on the high point, or when NB was hyping the business early last year.

At 5 - 6p I'm tempted to take a small top-up, though I've really got enough already.

Usual mantra, they want the SP to go up at some point, and Sir Mick has a lot of previous on building up mining businesses and selling them on at good prices.

Tick tock....

But an opportunity for the management to top up on lots of cheap shares by issuing a tranquilliser update 🤷🏻 keeps the average nice and low.

Said it before, I don't think NB or Sir Mick particularly care about individual investors ,they don't really communicate with them and avoid investor presentations, the reason I'm still on board and optimistic is that they are heavily invested with their own money in this. But I think it means the share price will move when it suits them.

1.30?

Pong is appropriate, given the stink the Orange Bringer of Chaos is causing. I'm not putting any more cash in here, up past my comfort levels, but happy holding.

Be good to get some news on the original Carbon Black testing, or anything, it's like waiting for Godot getting updates out of Nick Bridgen.

Happy investor, my understanding is the contracts of the IOC's are with the Kurdistan government, oil sold through SOMO and payments in escrow, the force majeure looks like it's only applicable to the southern fields operating in contract with the Iraqi government as they can't ship it through the Straits. Happy to be corrected.

Eviking Simply Wall Street articles are mostly algorithm written, always look for a name on the article, if not it's a Bot having a scribble 👍🏻 not this Bot obviously 🤷🏻

Pinnichio!!!! 🤥

'The Board intends to review the feasibility of a supplementary dividend payment following a restart of production, exports and payment receipts.'

Let's hope TACO finds something else to occupy his mind soon.

 

Just watching the news on YouTube from various networks, so far Iran is threatening oil and gas / energy infrastructure outside of Iraq.

MisterPositive, yea tipranks, marketbeat and sites like that are largely algorithm produced and not worth anything.

Sir Mick has a history of building up and selling I'm kind of assuming it will happen at some point 🤷🏻

They're obliged to release news in a timely manner, especially as being non-AIM listed. Suppose they could delay signing an agreement off etc for a week or three.