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We missed the start, but was any reason given why Miles didn't show? Couldn't be bothered? Probably a good idea, he would have been even worse than the 3 we got.

Peter was full of bravado and swagger the first few meetings he did, he came across impressively at the start, but his body language and demeanor wasn't like that today, very lacklustre and devoid of confidence, they all looked very awkward. It was bad enough what they said (basically nothing), it was even worse the way they said it.

If anyone had "earthquake in Venezuela", hats off to them, that should be worth double points!!

Nothing, they all looked genuinely embarrassed. I had hope that Peter might be the one to get things over the line, but after that performance? Maybe not the Messiah after all.

Worst presentation they've ever done, and that's without Jason AirMiles humming and hawing, mumbling and stuttering. Boots must have been out of adult nappies. They all look petrified, like they've all seen a ghost. Even Peter looks out of his depth. I'll be astonished if they get £200k from the Retail Offer.

"The company felt given our current size / circumstance we didn’t also need a CCO."

TechyRob, did that come directly from the company? Did people already know that Phil was leaving? It doesn't make any sense, he moved from COO to CCO one month after Jason became CTO. And why would they hire Matthew Hyde as his deputy 4 months ago, if Phil wasn't even need in the first place?

5.2 million of the sells this morning were mine Barking, some haven't been reported yet. I'm tempted to dump the rest, but I'll hold them in case I'm wrong.

Riot come the AGM and probably a bloodbath when the Interims are released before the end of the month. It looks like Phil Hill, our Chief Commercial Officer has resigned. He's no longer listed on the 'Our People' section of the QED website -

https://www.quadrise.com/about-us/our-people/

but his deputy, Matthew Hyde, is still listed. If the guy who reports to him is listed, why isn't Phil? I'm 99% sure he used to be on that page. I'm guessing he's working his notice period. He's not on the Board, so the company don't have to RNS it as a Directorate Change. I guess it will be mentioned in the upcoming Results.

According to his LinkedIn profile, he's #OPENTOWORK, "Start date - Immediately, I am actively applying."

https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-h-1452956/

So he hasn't been head-hunted by another company, he's probably just had enough. If everything is so rosy with the company, why the hell has such a key person left now, after more than 4 years, if we're gearing up for commercialisation?

You missed about another hundred monikers - Stocasity, Barcman, SueYou1, fuelcell, paulmasterson1, ChaseyLane, Patresh. Give me 10 minutes sitting on the khazi and I'll probably remember another half dozen. He's been at it for over 2 decades, it's his only hobby. Or it's his job.

I wonder what his next name will be, I'm going for JerseyRoyal.

I hope Jason remembers to put on one of his adult nappies this morning, he might need it. I can't make the AGM, out of the country unfortunately, but I'm sure the people there will give them the roasting they deserve, I hope they get slaughtered.

Sn88, that is complete drivel, I'm sure somebody with a better memory than me will be along with exact numbers, but at 40p the Market Cap was around £300 million. There are about 2 or 3 times the amount of shares in circulation today as there were back then, roughly speaking. The MC today is nowhere near where it has been previously.

UPDATE - I just remember that I posted about this before, in January, here's a copy.

from this rns -

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/qfi/holdings-in-company-g4rt7pm8mc1x6x8.html

there must have been around 773 million shares at that time. and i think the sp might have touched 50p intraday, but 49p seems to have been the highest close, on 16th dec 2013.

https://www.lse.co.uk/sharechart.html?sharechart=qfi&share=qfi.l

so the highest the market cap reached must have been about £386m, 3 times our current valuation.

That was from the start of the year, so at our current valuation, we could be a 5-bagger from here and still not reach the previous all-time high.

Is Baldrick finally going to make an appearance at the AGM this year? Maybe he could bring along an organic turnip from his allotment as a welcoming gift for Peter. You can never eat enough turnips, delicious so they are. I munch mine raw, more fibre and nutrients that way, helps keep me as regular as clockwork.

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/peter-borup_join-us-in-welcoming-peter-borup-activity-7373292218788331520-M934/

Https://www.edisongroup.com/research/key-role-in-transitioning-to-net-zero/31706/

In addition, MSAR is a low-viscosity liquid at room temperature so it can be stored and transported at ambient temperatures (c 20–30°C), while HFO must be heated to much higher temperatures (60–100°C). Consequently, less energy is required to handle and transport MSAR, generating further savings.

Https://www.quadrise.com/references/msar/

Https://shipandbunker.com/news/emea/343712-btg-bioliquids-and-nanostech-collaborate-to-provide-end-to-end-biofuels-solution

Can someone with more knowledge than me comment on this, is this good news for QED? We signed a Cooperation Framework Agreement with BTG Bioliquids in June last year, I think the project is still active, it's still referenced on the Quadrise website.

"Good to dream I suppose." I was thinking exactly the same thing when I read this -

https://shipandbunker.com/news/emea/923815-shell-schedules-major-turnaround-at-pernis-refinery-in-northwest-europe

It's going to last for at least two months, 1000s of people, so it must be a hell of a lot of work. Wouldn't it be great if 4 MMUs were being installed as part of their plans to future-proof their facilities. And then I woke up, back to reality.

Try the Brave internet browser. I used Adblock + for years and years, but then YouTube blocked it, so you had to watch their adverts. I didn't even realise YT showed you adverts up until that point. The ad-blocking is inbuilt into the Brave browser, so it works for everything, YT included.

Kind of pro: they must have thought that things were ready to kick-off in June. Jason becoming CTO was RNS'd on 1st May, with the move starting on 1st June. At the beginning of June, Phil changed from COO to CCO. The new Deputy Head of Engineering & Projects started in August, so that vacancy must have been advertised in May/June too. Three big changes in senior positions, all happening at the same time, it's a shame they've all been sat twiddling their thumbs for 3 months (apart from maybe 10 days in Panama).

Steve Byle and Brian McGregor of Valkor were tagged in the post below a few months ago -

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/graeme-william-mcnay-5a1bb825_cavitas-heavyoil-eor-ugcPost-7339735513089609730-FL0A/?rcm=ACoAACedTw0Bga80-mkTbZ38XN1mS4KkStRh414

Brian then commented on it - "It will be good to conduct the field test on an actual reservoir".

Not "would be good", but "will be good", future tense, not conditional tense. That does add some credence to the belief that the recent successful trial of THOR in Utah was indeed for Heavy Sweet Oil.

"Elsewhere Stateside, THOR successfully heated ultra-viscous oil (6 API), achieving 60 barrels per day - exceeding the operator’s target by 50%."

https://www.cavitas.co.uk/north-sea-struggles-drives-cavitas-energys-global-expansion/

That news update is from October last year, so I don't think it's Utah they're talking about, but the numbers are identical to what Lafayette have been stating in their presentations. Their expected production rate was 40 barrels per day for each well, so it's great news if that can be increased to 60. Off the top of my head, I can't remember the exact API of the Utah oil reserves, I'm sure it was mentioned somewhere before, but it must be pretty close to 6.