Exciting times to come22 Nov 2025 14:26
Morocco:
We have hardly scratched the surface of this asset. In that time we have produced countless logs and data, proving there is gas.
A prime example was Mou-3. The well was overpressurised. The overpressurised gas give Predator technical problems.
But what it did do was prove that the gas was there!
We have also historically, shown gas in multiple wells logs.
There will also, be multiple areas of our licence, that are as yet undiscovered.
Historically these sands have also produced oil. Helium is a strong possibility as well.
The potential is enormous.
Predator highlighted the strengthening of its collaboration with the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) and the Moroccan authorities. These relationships, considered constructive, are presented as a key factor for the development and future commercialization of resources. The company now considers the Guercif block a benchmark asset in its international portfolio and a lever for medium-term value creation.
ONHYM also recently had a recruitment drive for various new staff, amongst the post on offer were:
Drilling and Oil Production Technicians, Reservoir Engineer, Oil Exploration Geologist.
Why have the done that?
The Moroccan government and their King want what we have. They are building up their infrastructure and staff and will be keen to see advancements in energy.
A recent French artical suggested :
“The plan is to receive an upfront payment upon signing, followed by royalty payments indexed to production milestones, within a tax and legal framework already structured to enable a tax free transfer of control. The company estimates the risk valuation of its Moroccan resources at £160 million or about 23.4p pence a share, a level it says is still not reflected in the share price.”
That's just an initial price and given time will be higher.
The 1st meeting with one potential investor group should of started by now. There will be other interested parties.
The researched among us with know the potential of Trinidad and Ireland.
Final comment is that PG has stated that they don't need to get the gas to flow and it's a normal procedure to sell off an asset on information and available data.
Good fortune!