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'Counterparties'.. so more than one then.. Two things we do know, both Exxon and Africa Oil are looking for additional licences..

Finally :-D

I think I'll have closer look at Exxons recent additions tomorrow to see if I can find any history/data of any prospects from previous holders and there type.

Yes, just that but also a conclusion of a farm out or even an investment into GBP as per other small companies such as PCL, ECO will also have a significant positive impact.

Knock on effects of the successful Brupadda Aptian/Albian discovery?

Perhaps a reason why it's all gone quiet?

Is the focus now a scramble for fault bounded Aptian/Albian assets?

Questions, questions..

Africa Oil is busy expanding its portfolio in all corners of the continent..

https://www.africaintelligence.com/AEM/oil/2019/07/23/africa-oil-weaves-a-continent-wide-web-of-investments,108366846-ART

I think the prospect to the east of Gemsbok is Choje? In yellow are Gemsbok, Lion and Dik Dik, in orange are Choje and Pangolian.

"Of the two leads, Choje is of particular interest as it is interpreted as a large, on-lapping upper Cretaceous fan on the eastern flank of the Gemsbok high and so consequently adds another potential level of prospectivity to the greater Gemsbok prospect area."

Should have said..

Is it not 'the equivalent of ' a Basin floor fan ponded against a fault as described above ref a new exploration trend?

Interesting article there J (Exxon and Guyana). Exxon have promised to use there advanced technology to explore those newly acquired blocks.

That SpectrumGeo article is a heavy read :-) My take on it is the importance of some form of structural trap as a primary key to success.

"However, with strikingly similar characteristics to the Brulpadda discovery, in relatively shallow water settings, leads and prospects comprising basin floor fans ponded against major transform fault ridges have been identified from South Africa up to Mozambique setting off the chase for acreage in this new exploration trend."

Reminder..

Albian-Aptian, shallow marine carbonate reservoirs, the main targets at Gemsbok, Lion, Dik Dik and Welwitschia Deep, are present in the wells 1811/05-1 (Tapir South-1), 1911/15-1 and 1911/10-1, where the reservoir quality is good. This reservoir is mapped in large, dip and fault-closed structural traps in Global’s prospects.

I don’t see a difference between a ridge acting as a structural trap and a fault acting as a structural trap for oil accumilation?

However, Choje from lead to prospect?

"Choje is of particular interest as it is interpreted as a large, on-lapping upper Cretaceous fan on the eastern flank of the Gemsbok high and so consequently adds another potential level of prospectivity to the greater Gemsbok prospect area."

Is it not a Basin floor fan ponded against a fault as described above ref a new exploration trend?

CaveatEmptor, you might find the link useful regarding message 10:13

Precision-Panc

https://www.precisionpanc.org/

Ah, everyone has an opinion valid to them and if I did I might miss something useful one day? I won't engage in the taunting any further.

On another note.. Galp..

https://www.upstreamonline.com/hardcopy/1817838/galp-eyes-namibia-probes

just wish Perry would challenge the data, geology, history, recent drill results, future drills and the implications etc which maybe we could all learn from rather than a personal accusation. It won't stop me posting, after all, the reason I post info isn't to push up a share that has maybe a giddy 2-3 trades all day (that's on a busy day) it is for the info to be challenged.. the more heads the better..

Come on! You have made your grand entrance.. the stage is all yours..

Aw, looks like I have my own pet troll.. sshhh, there, there.. keyboard warriors are ten a penny.. How about you challenge alledged ramping with some of your own ideas? I'm all ears!!

After reaching a conclusion based upon analysis of the results from this dose-ranging study, the Company will then decide whether to seek a partner or licencing agreement with a pharma company or proceed to a proprietary pivotal Phase IIb/III study.Back to March 19

I'll add I only currently have a token holding.

Thanks for that Bermudashorts, the info I'm searching for is whether Val will have to complete an additional full phase II or whether the extension will gather enough data to enable a combined phase II/III.

Ok, you are saying the extension to December will not achieve this?

Thank you for time and effort. Where is the evidence of a re-trial v trial extension?

Hope your not driving!

I will hold you to that Roses! One would think you'd be jumping all over my challenge to prove yourself right!

Stage II as I just posted reads..

"But due to monitoring of safety and analyzing dosages, time taken may increase."

Changes in study status 1st July 2019

Primary Completion: December 2019
Study Completion: December 2019

Show me just one piece of evidence it will need to re-trial or take between 1 and two years. Give me the mins and secs to forward to on the BRR interview as your evidence.