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The following information is provided in accordance with ASX Listing Rule 17.1, the Company:

(a) advises that the reason for the trading halt is to prevent trading taking place on an uninformed basis and to

facilitate an orderly market in the Company’s securities pending an announcement relating to exploration

results from Elizabeth Hill Project;

(b) requests the trading halt to remain in place until the earlier of:

〉 the Company releasing an announcement to the market concerning the proposed capital raising;

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I would imagine that they are moored up taking on supplies, fuel etc etc Before going out and doing Piston Coring. My god you have to have PATIENCE and if you don't have Patience then my advice is get the hell Out of Small Cap stocks as they are NOT for you ! Really stop moaning and groaning.

MD248 , you think like I do. I was thinking exactly same thing. Now can easily see WHERE a Vessel is located, could get a small craft and sit there eating and drinking whilst they do Piston Coring and see whats happening !!. Do bit of fishing ,get chatting to them and........... Was also thinking doing that in Namibia !

Well MD248 I would take opportunity but I really am going to sit tight and wait with my 20 million shares. I agree is a very good chances .

It shows me you mentality that you resort to personal insults "Golden Investor" Maybe you should be on another forum as this one is meant for professional/retail investors not general abuse.

It was NOT Price Sensitive info, I asked whether the dates ON THE WEBSITE were correct and where exactly I could confirm dates of Licences for their Ops. One can be POLITE telling someone anything !!!

Well "Poppa" if it had been Trump and I had asked him about his friendship with Epstein and his (Trumps) Sex Offender conviction THEN I would have expected a bad tone of voice ,but not when he calls me back after I left message. Something wrong as I have spoken to many CEO's over past 40 Years abd never one with such a bad tone of voice and speech like he was Angry .

And OPTIC stranger things have happened to me and I have got info just by calling !!

I called Tower spoke to "Asher" who was very tetchy and very defensive asking who I was in an accusatory voice . All I wanted to know was could he tell me what dates the licences expired etc. I will not be investing in that Company then as clealry not interested in telling any potential investor anything.

I believe that SINTANA will do a deal with ECO Atlantic and/or NAVITAS as would perhaps make sense to consolidate the Walvis Basin blocks. With NAVITAS onboard SINTANA will take off.

PEL 37 a block I loved as very promising , and hated it when Pancontinental lost it in 2022. Anyway Sintana have an Option on it now .I bet that turns out to be a good block.

Sintana Energy has struck a deal that is set to see it take a stake in an offshore exploration block in Namibia's Walvis basin. located directly north of Chevron-operated acreage.

Chinch, also what project other than Jamaica did UOG have before ?

"manner" not "matter"

Chinch as they say "the proof of the pudding is in the eating" , meaning that if they find Hydrocarbons in the Piston Coring then the pudding was "proved" and UOG got there, albeit in maybe a long drawn out matter but that is not unlike many many other small caps thsat take years and years from idea to mining.

Well BlaimThrower there is only 1 person to blame for the predicament you describe, yourself. You need to realise that small caps are always volatile, always prone to dilution (that is THE one main danger of small caps) and that they do not progress smoothly or overnight. As they say "if you cannot stand the heat stay out of kitchen" applies to small caps also.

Well whether or npt Guyana is extended , I purchased FOR the Namibia and Sth African Blocks and , and I know this is lax of me, I didnt even know about Guyana . So I am happy just for those and also any new projects they jointly work on.

Decades later, in 2015, ExxonMobil began drilling wells in the Atlantic waters about 100 miles off the coast of Guyana. Other companies tried and failed over the years to find oil beneath the seafloor, but in March 2015, workers onboard an oil-drilling ship called the Deepwater Champion placed the first of what would become dozens of wells into the water.

By 2022, Exxon had increased its Guyana estimates to 11 billion barrels of recoverable oil, a discovery that has helped the largest publicly owned oil company in the world vault past its peers. The area, called the Stabroek block, is now one of the most active and high-value oil plays globally.

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