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HITS

“ 3) If the company genuinely did not expect to have to pay Aleph off in shares in January, why is it *additionally* seeking the authority to issue *a further* 2.76 billion shares, *over and above* the 516 million it will definitely issue to Kemexon and the 1.8 billion it says it "currently does not expect" to issue to Aleph?”

I doubt anybody will bother to repeat their reply to you. Not me anyway.

Https://x.com/terraorbust/status/1712417725463560284?s=61&t=kysJELnhBvhfjx58VYiz8g

Good to go up now.

Imho

Tandmeister

“ As always, the market will decide whether or not this is seen as good news.”

Agreed.

“ Of course, we have the problem that we’re capped at 2.6p until production is ramped up.”

Why of course. Indeed, just why?

“No JV will be announced until that happens.”

Why not?

“ Why on earth would a major throw money at us now when there’s always the possibility they could pick us off on the cheap if the upgrades don’t work, which is still a possibility until proven otherwise?”

How do they pick us off cheap? Why would Anivio sell cheap? Why wouldn’t the upgrades work? Do you think any oil major will be stupid enough to invest their time and effort without a very real expectation of success?

Doh!

Singhie

“ he is wasting a golden moment and also steps aside or really sticks one up the Sassenachs just like many think that Fuji are going to at the weekend”

I really hope they get that on film.

Singhie

“ Every economic model which justified Brexit was based upon Brexit delivering a stronger currency”

Nonsense.

Ocelot, thanks for reading it. Even if Singhie had glanced at it, it could never confirm his bias.

Like other EuroLoons, you are set to transmit only. You obviously have not looked at the 30 points that have been served up to you, because you will not consider anything that challenges your simplistic, gbp v eur v usd mentality.

Every one of those 30 points is backed by a reference to either the eu, oecd, HMG, or reputable sources of information, like Reuters.

Never mind. Enjoy your diatribe.

Singhie

A wisdom chalice? Of course, how could I fail to realise a metaphor for something that isn’t a thing.

You asked for Brexit benefits. I pointed you towards 30 of them, for which you have no answers.

Here’s another. The UK has overtaken France as the 8th largest manufacturer in the world, despite Brexit.

Tomohawk101

“ How much lower can this donkey of a share go?”

I don’t know. People are selling. People are buying. News will come at some point.

“ Hiding nothing here sitting on big loses something needs to come good with Angus and soon.”

I am sitting on big losses too, but the risk reward ratio is too low for me to want to sell now.

I don’t need it to come good soon. Plenty of scope for a revival over winter.

Other views apply.

Ok.

“ Had a lot of hope with this company a few years back.”

Me too.

“We now have gas flowing, potential earnings are great and yet SP is a pile of dog woopie.”

I agree.

“Lost faith.”

Faith has generally been lessened, with some, reduced to zero, although if you have completely lost faith, I think you would have sold.

“I remember when an RNS would excite me in anticipation of an SP rise.”

Me too.

“ Now it’s dread because I question how much more dilution will happen and low will the days so drop.”

I think we are down to the diehards now. I can see no point in selling while the trolls are still working here. A strong gas price, a refinance at acceptable rates and a Balcombe decision will definitely increase the sp.

“Like with every company, only top boss flourish.”

I disagree. I have made a lot of money on several stocks.

“My shares get diluted which mean my value drops and this is because of false promises and the inability to manage the companies finance.”

Stuff happens. Sometimes bad luck, sometimes mistakes, sometimes bad management and sometimes effing crooks. I’ve had my share of them!

“If any body has any glimmer of hope going forward (that has some factual standing and not opinion) I would very much like to hear it.”

Rising gas price. Renegotiation of debt. Favourable Balcome decision.

“2.8p seems a massive distant memory.”

It’s achievable.

“Pile of s&@te”

You are welcome to your opinion.

Is that any better?

Ocelot

“ Not so archaic, used to this day in church services.”

QED

Singhie, so you have no reply to any of those specific points? None?

Singhie

“ the LOAN REFINANCING IS THE ONLY REAL CHALICE AROUND THE NECK OF THE BUSINESS AND IS A CAUSE FOR CONSTERNATION”

I realise that English is not your first language, so with respect, I would like to tell you that a chalice is an archaic name for a vessel that holds liquid. Like a goblet.

Singhie, aka EuroLoon.

“ I await your you updates regarding any Brexit success which are to rejuvenate the economy and inspire the currency markets to show faith in the GB£”.

Here you go. This should be worth a 10,000 word reply.

https://x.com/terraorbust/status/1712078863432302839?s=61&t=kysJELnhBvhfjx58VYiz8g

Poor bubba. You have all our sympathy.

Oooh, make that 127.3p!

HITS

“ It's the plan that's now having to be actioned to pay off the c £7m owed on the 2nd junior loan in January.”

You are entitled to your own opinions, but NOT your own facts.

Balancedviewer

“ K3, a paid troll conveniently ignores a plan B," head in the sand" should be an obvious clue to all.”

Totally agree with you. Sometimes I think it’s a good idea to post contradiction, as well as thinking it.

HITS

“ Why is ANGS setting things up to repay the 2nd £6m (c £7m inc interest and charges) junior loan in shares?”

ANGS needs the comfort of an alternative strategy, should terms for refinancing be to onerous.

“This was one of the core items that it was seeking the alleged new global refinancing package to cover off?”

Correct.

“ Why the u-turn in strategy?”

There is no u-turn. There is a contingency plan.

I’m surprised you need to have that spelled out for you.