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That is rather good:

ARCM prefers pursuing the alternative talks to Premier's
plan to raise capital, according to a source close to its
thinking.

how much of it PMO is producing?
http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/ngas.php

almost 3$ now

Lets hope PMO will get takeover bids too
https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/apollo-mulls-buying-uk-betting-firm-william-hill--bloomberg-news-2220146

I thought Donald Trump is a bell...

Decisions yes. I do my own reasearch, but I do not know all potencial companies. This is what I am after.

Do you know any private reliable group of people, who share investing recommendations?

Companies which are struggling will be able to pay intrest only till May. Would that include Pmo? ;)

You have no clue, market is driving situation. You did not predict the market :)

Assets producing 20kbpd are not bad, bad is placing at current sp levels.

You are not my friend either. Internet would be much better place witout trolls like you.

Happy, I am not your mate and never will be.
Go to BP board and spread you sh*t there.

You are proper deramper.
PMO wants to limit dilution and you are not happy. Your nick is a joke.
Crisis, there is opportunity to ask for this as BP understand pressure on smaller oilers.

Happy you can also f**k off from this board as you obviously not happy here :)

https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/here-it-is-lublin-firm-says-it-has-worlds-first-effective-treatment-for-covid-19-15981

With forcast over 100kbpd, 1,9bln debt, 4bln tax credit AND current valuation 150m PMO has to be on the plate for takeover.
Much more than this FT article from 3 months ago indicates. They state there, takeover might even be advised by creditors:

'In similar circumstances, creditors will often elect an adviser to figure out whether it is worth agitating for alternatives such as a disposal or a stake sale, as well as to sound out potential buyers for a full takeover.

To that end, Apache would be one of the first names on any adviser’s list. The North Sea contributes about 15 per cent of Apache’s annual production and, while the fields are likely past their peak, they still deliver steady cash on relatively low operating costs with negligible political risk attached.

Buying Premier would approximately double Apache’s North Sea production, according to Jefferies analysts. Operational overlap would deliver cost savings as well as some huge potential tax benefits, with Premier carrying tax losses well in excess of $4bn versus a market value of less than $600m.'

https://www.ft.com/content/bbe01e4e-d38f-4e33-a3cd-94926e7f4039

Only news about potential takeover were about Apache
https://www.streetinsider.com/Hot+M+and+A/Apache+%28APA%29+Explores+Potential+Bid+for+U.K.s+Premier+Oil+-+Source/17076006.html

What makes you think Chrysaor is the only out there?

hmm this is maybe why they driven price so low, to allow them to aquire 30% shares and then pay for the rest 52week bid high.
It was like this wit RRE, share price came back to high precovid level.

Happy change ur nick to UnhappyInvestor100. Happy is misleading.

Owls haha good one ;D