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Thanks BricksSA

Like you said even a broken clock is right twice a day,

That rns could have been alot worse do its a good step in the right direction 👌

Cbaron

We shall have to agree to disagree, yes let's not bore the rest of the people here by arguing the toss none stop.

Cbaron

We won't know the strength of his hand until a deal is already done,

The fact he's is staking his reputation on a tinpot penny stock ,bunch of amatures like panr is telling,

That's what panr were and why I was a shorter,

Cbaron

As I said he is limited to his words in that webinair but if you care to research Spencer and Wilkins as I have you may better grasp the situation,

Brombard your right look at the assets such as panr gas resources, on its own worth multiples of today's sp,

All of this Spencer knows, all of the things you just pointed out Spencer knows and be assured he will be using during all talks he holds between prospective farm/buy out partners,

Most important of all at this moment is the pressure test results though.

Cbaron

Spencer was limited to what he could say in that webinair, even contradicting himself and max Earley,

So no I don't read much into what he said because he didn't really say much atall,

For me the fact Spencer has taken control of a penny stock company tells me all I need to know full stop.

Cbarron

Me a ramper 🤣 🤣 I've always been down on this stock and used to short it, i only became interested when Spencer and Wilkins became involved here and I have certainly not told people to buy the stock,

I post what I genuinely think is likely to happen,

What might an update say, well it could shock and givevthe pressure test results or even announce a farm out or buy out deal, critical is how long has Spencer been behind the scene here, weeks or months, yes I know when he was appointed but how long before that has he had an active role here,

Basically how long have people been in the data room, weeks or months, operating was paused earlier in the year and pressure testing commenced, alleged to save money, but was that the reason, or did they know a pressure test was needed to validate any farm out deal.

Alternatively 0

A little update could say what stage and how well any talks are going, how many parties are involved in talks, has it been narrowed down to a certain number of interested parties, there are many positive things that could be said without them compromising ongoing talks.

Also you say your basing your on facts from the company!

There have been no facts since Spencer took over and the company as it was no longer exists apart from in name only because Spencer and Wilkins make all the difference.

Cbarron

You may have dispelled things but I have not and I stand by what I say,

Your a very negative individual and I won't waste my time talking to anyone negative like you,

I wouldn't mind if you provided alternative reasoning g, but you never do.

Are due tomorrow really or wed morning at the very latest.

Hoping for a nice little update to be included to push up the sp more.

Sean

I always called this a coil toss stock and yes it still is because of that pressure test

It was to test permeability and connectivity, if it fails/failed on that then that will not be good at all,

However if results are/were good tthen that will be fantastic for us because the bigger companies posses that state of the art equipment that can get oil out of that situation,

As I've said before I feel they allready have those good results. So I am very positive.

Gla

All that matters is that good pressure test result, the rest will follow from that !

I personally think the results are known as I've said before,

We will find out soon enough.

gla

How about a full buy out price ps ? 🤔

The "normal" price for natural gas is typically measured against the Henry Hub benchmark in the United States. As of March 2026, the spot price is approximately $2.99 to $3.50 per MMBtu (Million British Thermal Units).

Panr has over 6 trillion MMBtu (verified) my 5 cents figure is just an example and a low one at that imo

Anyway valued at 5cents in the ground price that would add over 25p to panr sp just on its own without the oil factor

I am sure Spencer will not give the gas away for nothing.

Of course a gas pipeline still needs to be built but it will be built so that gaz will be used eventually.

Meaning the gaz does have a value !

Having lunch at the golf club ! You could buy the golf club 🤣🤣🤣

Good luck to one and all invested here !

Good luck Dickie, we're off !

Remember there are people here to make 10/15% and are happy doing so, so don't be surprised to see sells, some large ones too maybe!

But once they are our they're out.

Sprout

Thanks 😁 good luck 👍

No rerate as no news yet to support one,

However panr results are due Monday or Tuesday next week and although the results themselves are not going to be worth anything there is hope that an update will be included with the results re ongoing talks situation,

As I have said allready, The pressure test results are out imo and being used in negotiations, normally requiring an RNS but an RNS can be held back if a company is engaged in talks such as farm out or selling (read lse rules)

Some people here say that's rubbish But if you think it's rubbish that means in your minds the pressure test results are not out yet, that means they could be bad which means this will drop like a stone if they were to be bad,

I prefer my position on events

I rest my case re panr holding back an rsn whilst in farmout talks if need be.

Instead of you people arguing the toss with me do some research and stop making yourselves look stupid.

Pantheon Resources (or any company listed on the London Stock Exchange) can legally delay the disclosure of price-sensitive information through a Regulatory News Service (RNS) if they are in the middle of farm-out negotiations, but only if they meet specific strict criteria under the UK Market Abuse Regulation (UK MAR).

Conditions for Delaying Disclosure

According to FCA Guidance, a company can only hold back "inside information" if all three of these conditions are met:

Legitimate Interest: Immediate disclosure would likely prejudice the company's interests. The FCA explicitly lists ongoing negotiations (like a farm-out deal) as a classic example where disclosure could jeopardise the outcome of the transaction.

Not Misleading: The delay must not be likely to mislead the public. For instance, if the company has previously made very specific positive claims that are no longer true, they cannot hide that "bad news" just because they are in talks.

Confidentiality: The company must be able to ensure the information remains 100% confidential. If there is a leak or significant "press speculation," the company must release a "holding announcement" or the full RNS immediately.

Pinsent Masons

Pinsent Masons

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How it Works in Practice

Internal Records: The company must keep a formal record of the decision to delay and the reasons why.

FCA Notification: Once the information is finally made public (e.g., the farm-out deal is signed or fails), the company must immediately notify the FCA that a delay occurred.

Historical Context: Data shows that Mergers & Acquisitions and commercial negotiations are the most common reasons for these delays, with an average delay period of roughly 28 days.

Wookieemonster

Panr would hold back a positive RNS becausethe news would likely spike the sp which may sound good to us but it can complicete ongoing negotiations by forcing reassesment of potentially agreed on valuations delaying a deal that could potentially be near to compleation.

Cbarron

You don't agree panr can withhold a price sensitive rns then ?

Yes or no?

Regarding the rest of my comments they are imo

Just like my opinion of you is your just a 🔔 end who just criticises other people's comments whilst NEVER adding anything remotely useful to any conversation.