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Daisan Just not getting a warm feeling about the current share price certainly you consider the rise in pog. Generally when see this sort of price action in the lead up to quarterlies someone is well aware on how much gold has been produced and I guess we could be inline for a disappointment and possibly a revised downgrade for the year. They did stipulate that production was as expected but as you say that's an unknown. Is the capex for transfer into underground mining overshooting if so they would have been crazy to turn away the loans arranged previously. Guess we should find out next week but wouldn't be surprised to see less than 10k produced. Hope not

Acacia up nearly 5%. Shanta down nearly 3%. So you can safely say it's nothing to do with the new laws introduced recently by the Tanzanian Government . This stock has been dragged down for over two months and all we have had from the company is good news. Sure we know the quarterly figures may be on the low side but this is expected. Something seems amiss. Is there another capital raising in the wings ?

Another disappointing day for Shanta with an infraday low of 8.375, disheartening to see your profits been whittled away daily after buying in earlier in the year. It would seem incredibly harsh to see the January lows again considering the fantastic turnaround the company has made on costings but sentiment seems dead set against Goldies at the moment. Anyone chance a guess as to the price of Shanta if Gold drops to the $1000 mark ?

New RNS, gas sales contract terminated...main revenue generator and the reason why Olisol pulled out. The squeeze continues...surely they need to suspend the stock to sort this mess out...

What an absolute shambles, gotta ask the question but would we be in this situation if Pope hadn't decided to oust the previous board a couple of years ago and put in a gang of inexperienced directors. It's been a torturous journey ever since and to think that they also declined a legitimate offer from Nostrum too. Unbelievable..

Oilisol get TSX approval to convert the remaining debt into shares at $0.10. They now control 15.8% of Tethy's http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/early-warning-report-regarding-acquisition-shares-tethys-petroleum-limited-olisol-petroleum-2116489.htm All positive signs, now we need to know the conversion rate agreed upon for final stage of this fundraising and will Pope take part in it ?

Great news the nostrum loan has been paid off fully...extract from NOG Q4 results Further to the announcement made in the 9M financial results, Nostrum confirms that it has received payment of principal and accrued interest under the US$5m loan agreement dated 10 August 2015 between Nostrum as lender and Tethys Petroleum Ltd. as borrower.

I take it the different terms Nostrum refer to are bagging the whole lot once Tethy's enter administration, painful to watch this at the moment...huge % drops per day due to the uncertainty. Come on Tethy's give us some hope, even if it is an RNS saying that the talks are progressing well. Pope should stump up the $5 million repayment considering they shot down the offer

It would nice if it was true but unfortunately these guys are from Sweden....and doing pretty well by all accounts. http://www.tethysoil.com/.

Got this one so wrong, Nostrum turning the screws after their offer was rejected. Looking through the terms of the loan they seem to have a point. Were now potential in default to two companies. Needs sorting sharply.

I'm back in, the assets are just way too attractive for Tethy's to fall by the wayside...I can live with the dilution at 8p to raise the funds needed...3 suitors alongside potentially others in the sidelines...excellent new management...fingers crossed this will work out...oil on the rise too.

Viewing the June AGM presentation Tethy's are committed to CAPEX of $15m for 2015 for BOC. Some of this may already have been paid, reading the RNS again I would say the short term loan of $5m could cover the Tajik requirements and the $20m equity raise for Kazakhstan commitments.

They have got until the 9th October to sort out current funding requirement otherwise it will be breach of contract with the Bokhtar Operating Company. Edge of the seat stuff.

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Its good fair deal that allows existing major shareholders to have a piece of the action, I was hoping for a higher premium but that's a tough ask in this current environment. Sold up though after three years holding, too much uncertainty in the markets and news gap up until the longstop date in November. Good luck holders

The revamping of the website, new director gives tells me that this current deal isn't gonna come off...just a gut feeling hope I'm wrong

http://www.tethyspetroleum.com/investor-relations/news/release/708

I would expect a larger premium than 9p, but your right in thinking that deals done previously by AGR tend to represent fair value and that they do hold great favour with the authorities. Only 2 weeks to wait but I can see the exclusivity been extended another a month or so

Don't see any equity been issued atm, not at this price anyway. Tethy's should pay off Sinohan with the recent loan money then hopefully strike a deal with AGR bringing in new investment at much higher premium to today's price lets say for example 29% of the company at 18p that would bring in around £20m without AGR having to make an automatic bid for the company and be near PAM's average. Now that would be nice..lol

Does it not seem coincidental that since the Kazakh government failed to sign off the Sinohan Farm in. Up pops AGR Energy and the Assaubayev Family looking to get a piece of Tethy's. It should be an interesting few weeks ahead. If they do decide to invest in the company it should be at a much higher premium to today's price... closer to PAM's average