Member Info for krayzkat

Non-UK based don’t have to declare a TR1 unless over 5% (if they bother to at all)

As of 12th May 2026 there are currently outstanding warrants for:

- 26,666,671 warrants exercisable at 1p (2 year expiry from 21st July 2025). 133,333,334 issued initially and being converted since Nov 2025

- 8,000,000 broker warrants exercisable at 0.6p (3 year expiry from 21st July 2025). None have been converted and still has over 2 years until expiry

- 4,714,285 broker warrants exercisable at 1.4p (2 year expiry from 11th Feb 2026). None have been converted and has just under 2 years until expiry

- 85,714,281 warrants exercisable at 2.25p (2 year expiry from 11th Feb 2026). None have been converted yet.

Check RNS's from July 2025 if you want to check for yourself:)

From today's RNS:

"During March and April 2026, Arrow's oil field realized prices averaged $87 US/barrel and $90 US/barrel respectively, which reflects the increase in Brent oil prices caused by the unrest in the Middle East. Brent averaged $103.13 and $103.91 during the March and April 2026 periods.

Field prices reflect the deduction of the Vasconia differential and logistics fees (mostly transportation and quality differential) and are the prices Arrow receives for production."

M&A with his Valencia portfolios?

300 Million sold at 0.075p

decks cleared for run up in sp

With gold approaching $5,000/oz I wonder if all the debt would have been paid off by now and we'd be making $100M's net profit per year......

Currently as of 10:26am, there has been about £2,500 worth of trades under 0.037

My post yesterday was meant to say:

"Gold just over $3,900/oz now. I wonder how HUM would be 'coping' these days???"

Gold just over $3,000/oz now. I wonder how HUM would be 'coping' these days???

Gold now $3250/oz. How profitable would HUM have been over the next 5 years?

Now that gold has passed $3,100 per oz, I wonder what the economics of HUM might have been if it could have held on for another year?

Total debt wiped out and positive free cash flow after 18 months?

Anyone do the sums?

BTW i'n not trying to deramp or anything. I just thought it was unusual behaviour compared to all other companies I've followed.

(also, the company not replying to me either...)

Every other company I've been following, who had an upcoming AGM, has either RNS'ed and/or put up on their own website for all to view, whatever resolutions were being voted on.

So, I don't think its an HL (or any other broker) issue.

So, after digging about on HL website, under upcoming meetings, I see I can vote for some resolutions.

Why were these not RNS'ed or put up on OBD's own website?

Very strange!

Is there anything to vote on? I cannot see a list of them anywhere. I emailed the company last week (wed/thu) asking about this, but alas no reply.

RNS dated 06/12/2024 - Unicorn Asset Management own 25,131,526 shares (7.94%)

Today's 1st RNS - Unicorn Asset Management bought some more shares and there was a placing creating more shares, therefore changing their % holding also, as of this RNS they own 145,131,526 shares (or 23.0% after placing)

Today's 2nd RNS - Unicorn Asset Management still have the 145,131,526 shares they acknowledged in today's earlier RNS, but the % of the company has fallen to 7.41%

Net effect between December and today - Unicorn Asset Management have bought an extra 120m shares

Don't forget the falling oil price will reduce AISC going forward

Yes I would prefer if they just sell Dug, pay off the debt (or most of it so that its not an issue anymore).

Once full ramp up has commenced we are doing 200koz/year at such a low AISC, we will be worth 10 times current SP+.

So why sell everything now?

If it is sold, then I'm pretty sure we would retain some portion as a free carry :D

Lol guys. you can't say HUM is a failing company because its hedged some of its gold at 2200/2300 area, BUT also say HUM would have failed if gold was at 1800.