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Perhaps it was an error to leave it off for June? but it does at least show GBP are acquiring further licences in the Africa region and clearly more to the story to come..

but it was in march..

mmm, that heading was not there for the Quarterly to report to June..

Are we also going for blocks 1910A, 1911, 1912B?

https://info.drillinginfo.com/category/international-energy-oil-and-gas/

I at least hope it is 1911, it is a vast area and would really give GBP a sizable chunk of acreage… from a previous post

I wonder if we are also going for block 1911? I found an old report from 1999 Petroleum resources discovered to date..

page 3.8 (or 40)

Holtar and Forsberg (1997) believe that the deepest reservoir intersected in the first well in
area 1911, in Albian shelf carbonates, once contained oil but that this had escaped through time. The
challenge now is to find similar reservoirs that still contain oil or those into which the oil has migrated.

http://www.ais.unwater.org/ais/aiscm/getprojectdoc.php?docid=3126

Ha! I was about to make an appointment to see a shrink! phew!

Can you see it or am I going mad????

it is the heading on the tab...

I dont think so? click the link on a pc..

http://www.globalpetroleum.com.au/uploads/files/reports/18-10-29---gbp_sept_quarterly_final-1540889448.pdf

I could not see this heading on my mobile but clearly on my PC....

Have you looked at the title of the quarterly report????

GLOBAL TO ACQUIRE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION INTERESTS IN NAMIBIA AND JUAN DE NOVA

Further licence in Namibia and also South Africa????

yes, good point.. and the same 3D that Peter, via TRP has been privvy to for years, hence the read across was announced so quickly?

Azinam who have surrounded wingat understand Namibian migration pathways. Perhaps Africa oil, tullow, Ongc and Exxon now do too.

PEL 94 wasn't part of the mandate, we know that. Read across and same plays as 29 was announced by the board prior to C1 result. Tullow, ONGC and most likely Africa oil/energy in agreement the prospects on 30 and 37, they have all the data from years of research and concluded each prospect has the same faulty seal, oil, although clearly lots of oil was generated in this location as research and data showed, it has migrated however.. A very familiar story it is turning out to be. Now.. GBP know this right? It hasn't announced read across for fun. It believes the same play exists in both licences.. 29 and 94 but the mandate is only for 29.. so it's already somewhat 'out of date' from want of a better explanation as GBP have linked the two together. Tullow, ONGC, Africa Oil want the oil.. the belief was the answer lay in blocks 30 & 37.. they were clearly wrong which brings GBPs scenario and belief to the forefront. It is 94 that has suddenly overnight become a focus imo. Just 29 on its own might not attract oily's just now, but throw in 94 too and it becomes a different best. A beast that many will have lots of interest in. If it's not currently up for grabs, grab the company who has it. Africa energy buy in, then farm out 94 to tullow and possibly ONGC for full 3D seismic data and drill commitment etc etc on 94. Upon success here, Africa oil/energy then focus on 29. Just rumblings....

After a long day of thought, I just cannot think of a good reason other than an investment deal with Africa Energy as to why the GBP board would cancel the mandate with Stellar at this point in the game. (Imo) There.. I've said it!

http://www.africaoilcorp.com/i/pdf/AOI-Corporate-Presentation-October-2018.pdf Page 8 New exploration portfolio approach Africa energy Corp Multiple prospective opportunities being evaluated..

Yeah, scratching my head still there.. they could have gone up to 15%.. what only 10%? 10% for the peters would give them 50% of the company.. is it a percentage adjustment rather than money raise? Questions questions..

LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Africa-focused Tullow Oil will abandon its first well in Namibia, but data gathered in the project indicated it might strike lucky in another attempt, it said on Monday. https://af.reuters.com/article/commoditiesNews/idAFL8N1WA1YC Where is that attempt going to happen following data gathered? Oh, with news like this let's cancel our mandate and hide away? Doesn't make sense.. imo..

Had we at least entered 2019 I would agree with that. Timing is just to strange for me. 2013.. AziNam will now focus on identifying the oil migration path from this prolific source, and which prospects lie within this pathway. AziNam Managing Director, David Sturt, commented: “The two recent HRT wells have significantly advanced our understanding of the hydrocarbon potential of our exploration licences. We now have a proven laterally extensive mature oil source rock along the offshore margin where our exploration licences are located. Combined with this proven source unit we have been able to use the most advanced broadband seismic data (Geosource 2D & Geostremer 3D) to progress our understanding of this emerging exploration play. http://www.azinam.com/azinam-provides-update-on-namibia-holdings-and-notes-hrts-murombe-drilling-results-in-adjacent-acreage-offshore-namibia/ They snapped up the surrounded the area holding interests in PEL 33, 34, 44, 45 & 71. Also a somewhat isolated interest in Pel30. Well this prolific source has now just been proven further north in PCL's C-1 drill too adjacent to their interest in 30. So, different year but same outcome yes? What prospects lie within this pathway of PEL 30?

It could be, particularly to the east of pel94.. but the amounts it will raise though..? And why end the stellar mandate? The farmout process is still underway following renewed interest created by presentations conducted by the Company during May 2018, with data room participation continuing into July. Quarterly report prior to new licence. J has been banging on about Africa oil/energy. Now, both their interests in licences 30 & 37 stretch out into 10 (now 94) Like a bolt out the blue we have cancelled Stellar.. at what seems a crucial time and when following the VERY recent C1 drill gave us the headline 'silver lining'. Tullow agree with the likelihood of oil migration from Osprey.. Just feel something else is happening.. time will tell.