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Maybe thats got something to do with the delay in us getting a GSA.

The big question is how low will it go?
We will get a big bounce sooner or later. imo

Now over $83 USD/bbl.

Riddlers
Maybe you could keep us informed of anything interesting that will be mentioned tonight.
I am unable to attend this time round but it is always good to be kept informed.
Thanks in advance.

Anyone going to tomorrow night presentation?

mind you i would like the SP to be 2p by xmaas which is very possible if we get good drilling results from Munroe swell and wick.

You mean 1.5p+ in the next 2 Months.

Going by the rise in the SP i would say that some are in the know.
Getting in early i suppose . imo

I think we will get an RNS Monday morning prior to our investor evening. imo

Still going up.
Can only be good for us as paid at brent price

USD/bbl. $82.63

It would have helped if we had the GSA as well.
Or maybe a Sidi farm in partner.

I believe JP has another few million to sell before the end of the year so not over yet. imo

28 September 2018

Reabold Resources Plc

("Reabold" or "the Company")



Rig Contract Signed for Wick and Colter



Reabold, the oil and gas investing company, is pleased to announce that Corallian Energy Limited ("Corallian" or "the Operator"), in which Reabold has a 32.9% interest, has signed a contract with Ensco UK Limited for the Ensco-72 jack-up rig to drill the Wick and Colter drilling campaigns. The two well drilling campaign is expected to begin in Q4 2018, subject to the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals and consents for both wells.

The Wick prospect, in which Corallian has a 40% interest, is estimated by Corallian to contain gross mean prospective resources of around 26 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.

Colter, in which Corallian has a 49% interest, lies 10km off the coast of Dorset, adjacent to Wytch Farm. Corallian estimates gross mean prospective resources of 23 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.



Sachin Oza, co-CEO of Reabold, commented:

"Given our unique exposure to both high-impact opportunities at Colter and Wick, today's news is highly exciting for Reabold and its shareholders. If successful, both prospects independently offer attractive economics, low development costs and fast payback, which could prove to be transformational for the Company.

As many of Reabold's investments are now entering operational periods, we look forward to continuing to provide further updates on each as progress continues over the next few months."

28 September 2018

Reabold Resources Plc

("Reabold" or "the Company")



Rig Contract Signed for Wick and Colter



Reabold, the oil and gas investing company, is pleased to announce that Corallian Energy Limited ("Corallian" or "the Operator"), in which Reabold has a 32.9% interest, has signed a contract with Ensco UK Limited for the Ensco-72 jack-up rig to drill the Wick and Colter drilling campaigns. The two well drilling campaign is expected to begin in Q4 2018, subject to the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals and consents for both wells.

The Wick prospect, in which Corallian has a 40% interest, is estimated by Corallian to contain gross mean prospective resources of around 26 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.

Colter, in which Corallian has a 49% interest, lies 10km off the coast of Dorset, adjacent to Wytch Farm. Corallian estimates gross mean prospective resources of 23 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.



Sachin Oza, co-CEO of Reabold, commented:

"Given our unique exposure to both high-impact opportunities at Colter and Wick, today's news is highly exciting for Reabold and its shareholders. If successful, both prospects independently offer attractive economics, low development costs and fast payback, which could prove to be transformational for the Company.

As many of Reabold's investments are now entering operational periods, we look forward to continuing to provide further updates on each as progress continues over the next few months."

Getting better every day.
Great potential

28 September 2018

Reabold Resources Plc

("Reabold" or "the Company")



Rig Contract Signed for Wick and Colter



Reabold, the oil and gas investing company, is pleased to announce that Corallian Energy Limited ("Corallian" or "the Operator"), in which Reabold has a 32.9% interest, has signed a contract with Ensco UK Limited for the Ensco-72 jack-up rig to drill the Wick and Colter drilling campaigns. The two well drilling campaign is expected to begin in Q4 2018, subject to the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals and consents for both wells.

The Wick prospect, in which Corallian has a 40% interest, is estimated by Corallian to contain gross mean prospective resources of around 26 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.

Colter, in which Corallian has a 49% interest, lies 10km off the coast of Dorset, adjacent to Wytch Farm. Corallian estimates gross mean prospective resources of 23 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.



Sachin Oza, co-CEO of Reabold, commented:

"Given our unique exposure to both high-impact opportunities at Colter and Wick, today's news is highly exciting for Reabold and its shareholders. If successful, both prospects independently offer attractive economics, low development costs and fast payback, which could prove to be transformational for the Company.

As many of Reabold's investments are now entering operational periods, we look forward to continuing to provide further updates on each as progress continues over the next few months."

Just need wick to get signed of once site survey is given the all clear.
Looks like October the earliest for drilling now.

Gone very quiet here today.
We cant move till we get our final approval to drill

archie66

Just kidding.
Very happy to be invested here as well.
One of the best AIM stocks around at the moment.
I Ttpped up a few times over the last couple of days and if it drops down a bit further then i will grab a few more while they are going cheap.
M&G investment pumped £3 million in here @ .85p so whats a few grand from the likes of me.
Whats not to like is right.

All we need now is the oil to flow commercially then.