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........ PLUS we have severel other very good projects on top.

Yes agreed. I think that we have to ,for our own sakes, analyse what exactly WE have as our investment in 80 Mile Plc. 80 Mile's 30% of the Jameson Basin Project is worth far far MORE than 30% OF the remaining 70% of Greenland Energy, when one considers that Greenland Energy has to do a lot of work and spend a lot $ to earn their 30% (read 70%) . So like for like 80's 30% has gotta be worth more. .

Pro Trump. Not thatI like Trump, at all, but I am happy to be a Hypocrite, for Money LOL.

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/greenland-energy-nasdaq-glnd-appoints-195100129.html

Greenland Energy up 11% in Pre Market on Nasdaq. It will only take Trump to say US Govt will assist to see the Greenland shares rise multiple times.

Look at the Team running 80 Mile , a good "CV" for them for sure. I like the fact also that 80 Mile have a 30% Free Carry of the Jameson Basin so No Risk for them at all. That's why I say, leave Jameson to one side and ask yourself "would I invest in 80 Mile without Jameson ?. I would if price was right.

https://www.80mile.com/team

The way to look at 80 Mile Plc is this. Put the Jameson Basin project to one side. Look at their 3 other projects. Those are really good projects;

Summary of Major Projects and Ownership

Project Ownership by 80 Mile PLC Status

Jameson Land (Greenland) 30% (post-earn-in) Drilling funded by Greenland Energy (GLND)

Disko-Nuussuaq (Greenland) 100% Returning to 100% after early reversion from KoBold

Dundas Ilmenite (Greenland) 100% Fully owned via subsidiary Dundas Titanium A/S

Hydrogen Valley (Italy) 100% Full ownership confirmed in October 2025

80 Mile PLC retains a 30% interest in the Jameson Land Basin project in Greenland, while the partner entity,

Greenland Energy, is earning a 70% stake by funding exploration costs.

I think Trump may get involved in GLND. If not possibly a Danish company might buy 80 Mile. Either way I think some big players will come along do a deal.

Of course GNLD will go off boil but even at worst case scenario 80 Mile should be double to triple present price. Maybe when US investors wake up they will buy 80 Mile.

DYOR, but I think that STAMPER is definitely worth a look. Gil Holzman said that the Basin's in which STAMPER have their Blocks is going to see a LOT of Activity over next 12 Months. I can see STAMPER being another Namibia only "ECO"

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STMP.V/community/

DYOR, but I think that STAMPER is definitely worth a look. Gil Holzman said that the Basin's in which STAMPER have their Blocks is going to see a LOT of Activity over next 12 Months. I can see STAMPER being another Namibia only "ECO" https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STMP.V/community/

DYOR, but I think that STAMPER is definitely worth a look. Some very good Blocks in Namibia.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STMP.V/community/

@napthman1 >>Could gradually move to 1.5-2p are by Wednesday<< Why "1.5-2p" ,why not 3p ?.

........is going to come from anything at all that the utter lunatic Trump has had any hand in, any mention of or anything American whilst Trump is in power. Mark my words, and the Words of Trump's own Niece (a Psychologist) that "....NOTHING GOOD WILL COME FROM TRUMP..." Mark my words Trump has made sure no one in Greenland will want anything to do with Trump, nor will the rest of the World by end of this decade.

I would say 5 to 10 Years before see any significant share price rise. It will go up and down for years and then , IF they find Oil and IF they can recover it then. That's OK I can wait ,no rush.

Need to add this into thinking;

James Meadway, codirector of Verdant, a think tank in the UK, told Al Jazeera that the spike won’t be temporary.

“A few weeks ago, you might have thought it will be possible for the Bank of England rate setters, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank to look through this rise in prices when they’re setting interest rates and say, ‘OK, it is going to be temporary. The war will be over quickly, and things will return to normal,'” he said.

“What’s happened now is in addition to the Strait of Hormuz being blocked, we now have a severe disruption to the basic production of oil and gas and gas especially, … so at this point, it looks like this will be a substantial increase on those prices,” he added.

James Meadway, codirector of Verdant, a think tank in the UK, told Al Jazeera that the spike won’t be temporary.

“A few weeks ago, you might have thought it will be possible for the Bank of England rate setters, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank to look through this rise in prices when they’re setting interest rates and say, ‘OK, it is going to be temporary. The war will be over quickly, and things will return to normal,'” he said.

“What’s happened now is in addition to the Strait of Hormuz being blocked, we now have a severe disruption to the basic production of oil and gas and gas especially, … so at this point, it looks like this will be a substantial increase on those prices,” he added.

I dont know why people think that a high oil price caused by War/conflict is "good" for UOG or any exploration company, it is NOT good, infact it can be counter productive as IF Refinery capacity is blown up then have to think "where is any Oil going to be Refined" ?. Plus prices can go down as quick as up. Better to see high price from Economic growth demand. As for Refinery , despite the fact the Refinery in Texas being built will be a US owned/controlled it may be useful for UOG as some point.

Golden, yep I kinda guessed was a typo. Definitely I have a good feeling about Namibia despite all the delays at Govt level. And Gil said to expect a lot more activity there.

Wed, Dec 31, 2025, 11:00 AM

Dear Alice,

It is good to see ECO progressing onwards. I would like to ask you

to please put across Gil Holzman's mind Pancontinental's PEL 87 and

United Oil & Gas's massive Jamaica blocks.

Both those ,to me, look prime time for entering .

KInd Regards