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I believe whas in February there was a conference in London (was it ?) where Gil Holzman was speaking and he said somehting along the lines expects to see 2.00 a share etc etc. Can someone please kindly point me to it.

Thanks

What the F has that got to do SPECIFICALLY with 80 Mile , Pray tell me ? Are 80 Mile ringing the bell ? Are GLND ringing the bell ?

I think one area that is going to be in huge demand in areas outside of Middle East is Refinery Capacity. The potential for new Refineries is huge.

Interesting ish article. You can easily get past Paywall without paying

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/sep/19/trinidad-tobago-economy-oil-gas-fossil-fuels-climate-green-transition

Interesting article, ish. Has mention of Guyana and more. You CAN get past the paywall without subscribing

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/sep/19/trinidad-tobago-economy-oil-gas-fossil-fuels-climate-green-transition

1. As for how much it will go up on good PC results maybe 2 to 3 times. If Farm In then 5 to 6 times

2. Looking at ECO as example. They went pretty quickly within 3 months from 7 to 60 with Navitas farm in.

>>>1.) The value of it's assets, ie millions of barrels of oil in the ground has just become 60% higher.<<<

But as you know prices go up and down. The present price is mostly, not totally, reflective of the "war" . You will find that most OIl

companies do NOT base their FID's on such jump's in price as they know they are often temporary.

>>>2.) The effect on profits will be even greater as the fixed costs of getting the oil out of the ground will mean with a higher selling pricer the profitability will be even higher <<<

Again it MAY be ,but only whilst the price is temporarily high. Better to base decisions on OIl price in normal times, on Economic requirements, not "War Prices" IF they had an existing amount of Oil to sell into the Market at higher price fine, but they dont. They hopefully will have from Guyana, Namibia etc but not yet, by which time prices may be down again

>>>> 3.) The fact that geographically, all five of Eco's areas of interest are well away from the middle east and the straits of Hormuz must make their assets much more desirable from the point of view of prospective partners keen to avoid future problems <<<

Yes this I agree, the geographic location is the best thing and sure Companies Worldwide will be seeking to lessen risks for future.

@Banbury You belong on this thread with the subject clearly well suited

Just because the Oil price has gone down does not affect ECO's value, but seems some people equate a drop in Oil price with an immediate affect on ECO. Good time to buy more ,because anyone selling now is missing the bigger picture.

And @Banbury , if you have spent "6 Years" moaning and groaning and complaining about RRR then seriously you want to re-evaluate how your time. Maybe better research for 6 years to find "a" good company. RRR are not listening on here.

Well @Banbury sell and invest in a better company. Moaning and groaning on here is a waste of time and wastes others time. Just post Facts and makes all easier and better than having to wade through mud to find one piece/post worth knowing. 90% of the posts are just not worth reading .

....... really I read some messages in this forum and it seems many of you write in childish way, not intellectually, or in grown up way. Is that the best that you can do ?. Truly, you should grow up stop wasting others time, maybe go back to school and learn how adults with a brain behave .

BUT @Theeeeduke WE are all Laughing AT YOU at same time. Sad that you have nothing better to do, and sad that you think we need to hear your rubbish. Really, this is meant to be a professional investors forum, NOT for childish people.

Explosion at one of Russia's largest petrochemical facilities. Damage was reported up to 8 km away. The Nizhnekamskneftekhim Taneko oil refinery produces ~35% of the world’s isoprene rubber and appears heavily damaged. More demand from outside of Russia. Seems also that Iran is talking of settlements etc,(Which I think is good overall even for exploration companies)

IBKR is best one I fpound for ISA's .

Thanks Tony

@Restorationalist LOL. I wasnt just trying to get "A" debate going because no matter it is P10 reserves, $92 Million assigned as a Value to paotential, as they say. 3.9 Billion Barrels seems a tad "low" to me?. That works out at 0.023 CENTS per Barrel LOL. That cannot be a correct valaution. May be a Bad Guess ?.

@Tiger16 You must be thinking of a Hospital ,LOL

In the Presentation in RNS it says "(P10) of recoverable oil, with 80 Mile's retained interest equating to 3.9 billion barrels valued at approximately US$92 million (based on the listing price of GLND) ".

Is that figure correct though ?. 3.9 BILLION Barrels at say $100 a barrel is $390 BILLION . Of course lets just say $10 (ten) a barrel then is still worth $39 BILLION or say $1 (one) a Barrel is $3.9 BILLION. Where the F does "$92 MILLION (note Million) " come from ????

I have to say, this mess (low share price) is 90% due to Iran. Look at Rolls Royce ,down due to Iran as are many stocks. Just have to hold tight and wait. Put it this way . I would prefer, as I am, to be invested in 80 Mile than Greenland energy. 80 Mile are NOT a "1 trick pony" they have a flock of Ponies lol.