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No doubt ridicule will follow this but........the chart does look like it's ready for a wee bounce.

ooooooooohhhhhh..........happy memories.........pmsl. Still strong and holding? Also.......do you still own GCM?.....lol

Rump Mr Strap? That was a question....not an offer btw!

volume over 500k now.......decent volume for 40 minutes trading.

over 300k already....

Decent volume here today.....558K on LSE & 81K on Nex Makes a nice change......

Friday 05 January, 2018 San Leon Energy PLC Update on Discussions with Potential Offerors RNS Number : 0357B San Leon Energy PLC 05 January 2018 05 January 2018 San Leon Energy plc ("San Leon" or the "Company") Update on Discussions with Potential Offerors The Directors of San Leon today confirm that discussions with both China Great United Petroleum (Holding) Limited ("CGUP"), originally announced on 28 June 2017, and Geron Energy Investment ("Geron"), originally announced on 21 December 2016, have been terminated. Both CGUP and Geron have confirmed that they do not intend to make an offer for the issued and to be issued share capital of San Leon. As announced on 8 December 2017, discussions continue between San Leon and Midwestern about a transaction that, if concluded, could constitute a Reverse Takeover under the AIM Rules for Companies. Therefore, the Company's ordinary shares will remain suspended from trading pending the termination of these discussions or the publication of an Admission Document. These discussions may or may not lead to a transaction being completed between San Leon and Midwestern. The Directors of San Leon accept responsibility for the information contained in this announcement. To the best of their knowledge and belief (having taken all reasonable care to ensure such is the case), the information contained in this announcement is in accordance with the facts and does not omit anything likely to affect the import of such information. Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) Disclosure Certain information contained in this announcement would have been deemed inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 until the release of this announcement. Oisin Fanning, Chief Executive of San Leon Energy PLC, commented: "While I thank both CGUP and Geron for their interest in San Leon, I am pleased that we have been able to provide this update to shareholders today. These discussions have come to a conclusion by mutual agreement, which will allow the Company to move on, both with its discussions with Midwestern, and with the delivery of its business plan, which is focussed on cash generation from our oil and gas operations in Nigeria." Enquiries

San Leon Energy PLC Relinquishment of certain Polish assets RNS Number : 3533Y San Leon Energy PLC 05 December 2017 San Leon Energy plc ("San Leon" or the "Company") Relinquishment of certain Polish assets San Leon, the AIM listed company focused on oil and gas development and appraisal in Africa and Europe, announces that it has informed the Ministry of Environment in Poland of its intention to relinquish its interest in its remaining Baltic Basin shale gas concessions (Gdansk West & Szczawno), onshore Poland. This represents a significant reduction of SLE's involvement in exploration operations in Poland, leaving the Company with the conventional assets which are subject to the transactions announced on 19 September 2017. The impairment charge on the balance sheet as a result of relinquishing these assets is approximately �7.3 million. The annual cost saving from the relinquishments is approximately �250,000, plus any work commitments. Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) Disclosure Certain information contained in this announcement would have been deemed inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 until the release of this announcement. Oisin Fanning, CEO, commented: "The Company continues to focus on its core Nigerian asset, and this reduction in the exposure in Poland is a natural step towards achieving this." Enquiries:

Sorry I missed a bit off the end that talks about Eroton San Leon prospects It�s an immutable law of mergers and acquisitions that the smallest deals can prove the toughest nuts to crack. So it appears to be proving with San Leon Energy, the Alternative Investment Market-listed oil explorer which has been in an offer period for longer than it takes an oil tanker to sail across the world�s oceans. Investors have, unsurprisingly, been losing patience with the company, which has seen its shares slump by nearly half in the last 12 months. An 80p-per-share indicative offer last December from Geron Energy Investment, a Chinese group, was followed six months later by China Great United at a value of up to 76p per share. Read more: Oil prices sink back below $57 a barrel Neither has resulted in a formal bid, and the shares are now trading at below 25p. However, I understand that Eroton, San Leon�s operating partner at its main Nigerian asset, has become the latest suitor to propose a takeover. With market chatter suggesting that a reserves upgrade may be on the agenda, San Leon shareholders may finally be about to see their minnow of an oil tanker start to deliver.

http://www.cityam.com/275090/without-dividend-cut-new-bt-chair-should-not-hang-up-gavin San Leon prospects It�s an immutable law of mergers and acquisitions that the smallest deals can prove the toughest nuts to crack. So it appears to be proving with San Leon Energy, the Alternative Investment Market-listed oil explorer which has been in an offer period for longer than it takes an oil tanker to sail across the world�s oceans. Investors have, unsurprisingly, been losing patience with the company, which has seen its shares slump by nearly half in the last 12 months. An 80p-per-share indicative offer last December from Geron Energy Investment, a Chinese group, was followed six months later by China Great United at a value of up to 76p per share.

Morning GP. Yes good to see there's a plan in place for the payment.

San Leon Energy PLC Revised terms to the Avobone settlement agreement RNS Number : 1802V San Leon Energy PLC 01 November 2017 1 November 2017 San Leon Energy plc ("San Leon" or the "Company") Revised terms to the settlement agreement with Avobone Further to the announcement on 5 June 2017, San Leon, the AIM listed company focused on oil and gas development and appraisal in Africa and Europe, announces that San Leon and Avobone N.V. and Avobone Poland B.V. (together "Avobone") have agreed a revised payment schedule in respect of sums owed to Avobone. The remaining payments of �8,000,000 (previously due during October 2017) and �6,694,840 (previously due during November 2017) will now be paid using Nigerian funds to be received by San Leon, to be paid to Avobone as soon as received by San Leon and no later than by 15 January 2018. The Company is scheduled to be repaid approximately US$19 million per quarter on its loan notes from Q4 2017, with the next payment due to be received by the Company on or before 1 January 2018. Other terms of the settlement agreement remain unchanged. Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) Disclosure Certain information contained in this announcement would have been deemed inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 until the release of this announcement. Directors' Responsibility Statement The Directors of San Leon accept responsibility for the information contained in this announcement. To the best of their knowledge and belief (having taken all reasonable care to ensure such is the case), the information contained in this announcement is in accordance with the facts and does not omit anything likely to affect the import of such information. Enquiries: San Leon Energy plc

Continued... Financial � Loss for the period ended 30 June 2017 was �5.24m (2016: loss of �6.23m), of which �11.3m relates to a foreign exchange loss on the loan notes � Cash and cash equivalents as at 30 June 2017 of �0.3m (30 June 2016: �0.7m) � As at 27 September 2017: o US$20.6m has been received in relation to payments due to San Leon under the US$174.5m Loan Notes o �4.3m received from loans provided to San Leon o �8.175m has been paid to Avobone during 2017 o �1.7m cash and cash equivalents � Under an agreement with Yorkville, as announced on the 22 June 2017, San Leon issued 6,254,905 new ordinary shares at a price per share of 32 pence with a value of US$2.6m � As announced on 19 September 2017, agreements were entered into for the sale of a majority of the Company's Polish assets, subject to certain conditions � Decision made to relinquish Sidi Moussa, offshore Morocco Chief Executive Officer, Oisin Fanning, commented: "The Company has three targeted cash flow streams from Nigeria: Loan Note repayments, dividends from production via the indirect equity interest in OML 18, and from the provision of drilling and workover rig services to Eroton under the Master Services Agreement. While well activity and dividends from production have been delayed for the reasons set out in the final results for the year ended 31 December 2016, the security package held by San Leon over Loan Note repayments have resulted in $20.6 million being received by the Company to date, and approximately $19 million expected on a quarterly basis as a minimum from Q4 2017 onwards, until the Loan Notes are repaid in full. San Leon continues to work with Eroton to target the commencement of dividend payments, and I look forward to updating shareholders on progress in that regard in due course."

Highlights Corporate � US$20.6 million has been received to date in relation to the US$174.5 million Loan Notes. The Company is scheduled to be repaid approximately US$19 million per quarter from Q4 2017 � The Company previously reached agreement with Avobone in November 2016, which was subsequently revised in June 2017, regarding payment for Avobone's exit from the Siekierki project in Poland. The remaining amount to be paid is approximately �14.7 million during October and November 2017 � In December 2016, the Company announced the receipt of an approach from a possible offeror. In April 2017, we announced that we had signed confidentiality agreements and were in discussions with a further three entities, and in June 2017 we announced an offer, conditional on completing final due diligence, from China Great United Petroleum (Holding) Limited ("China Great"). China Great has remained in a dialogue with the Company and has advised that the delay in its due diligence has been due to it now being in discussions to bring in a large EPC partner to add value in midstream projects on OML 18. China Great will update the Company regarding progress in due course. There can be no certainty that any of these discussions will lead to a firm intention to make an offer � Nick Butler resigned as a Non-Executive Director from the Board effective on 6 September 2017. An executive search has been launched to appoint two new Non-Executive Directors Operational � Contract is in place for San Leon's senior operational appointee into Eroton, with his arrival in Nigeria imminent � Eroton is the Operator of OML 18 while San Leon has a defined partner role under the Master Services Agreement. Plans from the 2016 Competent Persons Report (by Petrovision Energy Services Limited) (the "CPR") are being executed to optimise production using coiled tubing, electric line, and slickline. Challenges regarding pipeline loss allocation, downtime and slower-than-anticipated well work mean that current production is below the production and sales forecasts set out in the CPR, and those challenges are being addressed as they arise. � The Orubiri Field came online in late 2016, and the Krakama Field was brought onto production in early 2017. The Buguma Field is expected to follow in Q4 2017 and will now be brought on by direct tie-back to the Krakama Field � Commencement of heavy workover and new well drilling on various OML 18 fields to boost production expected in Q4 2017 � Eroton is near to completing an updated reserves report on OML 18 Financial � Loss for the period ended 30 June 2017 was �5.24m (2016: loss of �6.23m), of which �11.3m relates to a foreign exchange loss on the loan notes � Cash and cash equivalents as at 30 June 20

Hi GP. You 'don't' see it....or you didn't see it? Click on the rns button above and it's there!

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Frank Timis, Chairman of the Timis Corporation commented: "Timis Corp is delighted that we have completed the purchase of the Marampa Mine from the receivers, which secures the future of the mine and its employees, and preserves a major source of revenue for the government of Sierra Leone. Timis Corp has provided working capital financing for $70m to Timis Mining Corp (SL) Ltd which will allow the mine to quickly ramp up to profitability. "It is especially pleasing to have received a confirmation of the government's support for the purchase and transfer of the mine and assets from the His Excellency the President the Honourable Dr Ernest Bai Koroma, the Minister of Mines and Mineral Resources the Honourable Minkailu Mansaray, the Minister of Finance and Economic Development Dr Kaifala Marah, and the Commissioner General of the National Revenue Authority Madam Haja Kallah-Kamara. We are also pleased to confirm that the Board of African Minerals has approved access to the rail and port infrastructure for the export of 6 million tonnes per annum of Marampa's iron ore product, subject to final completion of commercial terms and any regulatory approvals." "I am also pleased to have secured exclusive access to a further 100 million tonnes of weathered hematite iron ore through agreement with Cape Lambert Resources, allowing the current plants to process consistent quality material for the next decade, and deferring the capital expenditure that would have been required to access fresh ore at Marampa." ENDS

LONDON MINING PLC IN ADMINISTRATION - UPDATE 2 RNS Number : 9903V London Mining Plc 03 November 2014 News release Date For immediate release Contact David Jetuah, media relations , PwC Tel: 020 72121812, Mobile: 07531439437 e-mail: david.jetuah@uk.pwc.com Pages 2 London Mining plc in administration- UPDATE ("London Mining" or "the Company") After a very challenging period for London Mining, the joint administrators are pleased to announce that the sale of the Company's Marampa Mine in Sierra Leone has been successfully concluded. This follows last week's recent announcement of terms being agreed with Timis Corporation to purchase the Company's mining assets. The administration team's key objective centred on finding a rapid resolution for the Company's long term future despite the uncertainties created by the lack of liquidity and slump in iron ore prices. Against this backdrop, and alongside a limited amount of credible interest, the joint administrators identified Timis Corporation as the best bid, placing emphasis on Timis Corporation's track record in western Africa and a personal commitment to be part of the solution by securing the support of several Sierra Leone ministries who helped ensure the deal completed quickly. That support has been expressly guaranteed by the President of Sierra Leone, the Minister of Mines and Mineral Resources, the Minister of Finance and EconomicDevelopment, and the National Revenue Authority. However, there was no alternative but to deliver the sale through a 'prepack' structure which will see some creditors take losses on their indebtedness. All staff at the mine will see their employment continue with Timis Corporation. Had this transaction not taken place, the mine was hours away from closing, which would have resulted in far more significant losses being suffered by stakeholders, and especially the local community. Peter Dickens, joint administrator of London Mining plc and director at PwC, said: "This is a great outcome, not only for the Marampa Mine workforce transferred to Timis as part of the deal, but also in terms of protecting a key asset in Sierra Leone's economy, contributing around 10% of the country's GDP. "I am delighted that PwC has been able to bring together management, lenders, advisers, the Sierra Leone government and Timis Corporation, all of whom were committed to completing this critical transaction for the Marampa Mine and its workers, which sees the mine's long-term future assured. "Saving the mine at this difficult time for Sierra Leone was a major priority. The Company's important efforts relating to Ebola treatment will also continue to be maintained." Frank Timis, Chairman of the Timis Corporation commented: "Timis Corp is delighted that we have com

London Mining Plc STRATEGIC PROCESS UPDATE RNS Number : 0438U London Mining Plc 10 October 2014 London Mining Plc Quoted on London AIM (LOND) ("London Mining" or the "Company") 10 October 2014 STRATEGIC PROCESS UPDATE London Mining Plc (the "Company") announces that the only strategic investors now remaining in the process are those whose proposals are not expected to contemplate the continuation of London Mining Plc, the listed legal entity, as a going concern. As previously announced, discussions were ongoing with potential strategic investors about structures which the Board believed would result in little or no value in the equity of the Company but the discussions with the investor which might have resulted in little value in the equity have ended. As a consequence the Directors have requested the immediate suspension of the trading on AIM of the ordinary shares and trading on Channel Islands Securities Exchange of the convertible bonds. It is anticipated that further funding in to the Sierra Leone operation and potentially other development assets would be provided by a strategic investor if the discussions are successful. For more information please contact: London Mining Plc Graeme Hossie, Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Lee, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Credland, Head of Investor Relations +44 (0)20 7408 7500

I've got quite a few SLE atm so I may buy a few more of them as the price is so low......which is like a lot of shares I guess. Don't know anything about OEX to be honest.......worth a punt I take it?