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will it break 140p?

Also, must be a RNS this morning

So they still have over a 1000m to go, the same as last week. This implies they have not made any progress in terms of drilling depth, so what have they been analysing?

If KIST report a good set of results tomorrow on the back of strong gas prices this year, I would expect SQZ to respond equally as well

So Colombus news tomorrow or sometime this week

i see that Serica has finally tweeted the AGM stuff through its official twitter feed - at last!!!, This was something i mentioned to Mitch, he said that they have an active Linked-in page but admitted that Twitter was something they hadn't used much. UPOMEGA lets hope they start using it much more

Like NewK - glad to see all my questions answered but some not really addressed.

I get the feeling a M&A is on the cards again, but might take some time

where's the link for the Q&A session/ questions NewKTOB?

Yes, i am surprised at the forward guidance on those production figures for 2021, but more so for 2022; whats the depletion rates, they must have included R3 and Colombus for 2022

if R3 is worth 5,000 and Colombus is worth 3,5000, that brings us to 35,000 assuming 27,000 upper guidance for 2021, wheres the rest of 100% BKR?

Serica 2021 full-year average production rate 23,000 – 27,000 boe/d

Serica 2022 full-year average production rate 27,100 – 33,600 boe/d

I contacted simplywall street a couple of days ago and said their article was misleading and a load of sh&t

Absolutely spot on muckle, unless we get some left field news which I’m not expecting, so the trade is sell on news or tomorrow and then buy back

I wouldn’t be surprised to see gas prices hitting triple figures soon

The mind boggles where gas prices could go - tik tok

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-scarce-europe-coal-making-060000153.html

Europe is so short of natural gas that the continent -- usually seen as the poster child for the global fight against emissions -- is turning to coal to meet electricity demand that is now back to pre-pandemic levels.

Coal usage in the continent jumped 10% to 15% this year after a colder- and longer-than-usual winter left gas storage sites depleted, said Andy Sommer, team leader of fundamental analysis and modeling at Swiss trader Axpo Solutions AG. As economies reopen and people go back to the office, countries like Germany, the Netherlands and Poland turned to coal to keep the lights on.

Europe has long been at the forefront of the battle to reduce global warming. The continent has the world’s largest carbon market, charging the likes of utilities, steel producers and cement makers for polluting the environment. But even with record carbon prices this year, low gas reserves mean burning coal -- the dirties of fossil fuels -- has become more widespread again.

“Energy demand has been pretty strong in Europe and we have seen a recovery from the pandemic,” Sommer said in an interview. “Gas storage is so low now that Europe cannot afford to run extra power generation with the fuel.”

The return of coal is a setback for Europe ahead of the climate talks in Glasgow later this year. Leaders of the world’s biggest economies failed to set a firm date to end coal burning at the meeting of the Group of Seven at the weekend in Cornwall, U.K.

Europe faced freezing temperatures earlier this year, boosting demand for heating at a time liquefied natural gas cargoes were being sent to Asia instead. Russia sent less gas to the continent via Ukraine ahead of the start of the Nord Stream 2 link to Germany, expected later this year.

All of that mean that European storage is currently 25% below the five-year average and benchmark Dutch gas surged more than 50% this year. Futures are currently trading near their highest level for this time of the year since 2008.

Hello - does anyone know when the next trading and financial update is due, i recall Tulip used to have a half year update around June-July?

Coming up:
AGM
Investor Video - hope they give an indication of cash build
Dividend
Colombus
and then its tumbleweed time waiting for half year results in September

I had also sent through a number of questions which they said they would reply to at the AGM? We shall see.
I must admit the tone of my email came across as being a pi@@ed off PI, which i guess i am. . They don't seem to think that the share price is being controlled.
However, the reply to my email was very prompt and Mitch is willing to discuss in a phone conversation which is good to see.

Why is it so difficult to arrange a AGM meeting on Zoom or Teams, just another excuse not to invite shareholders in

I dont think they care NewKTOB, someone needs to give them a hard time at the AGM

As NewKTOB says the share price here is “tiresome” and just plainly unbelievable. Look at those gas prices touching the 80s and still likely to creep higher.
Serious questions need to be asked of the Board. What are all these BOT trades about, who is controlling the share price, this is getting seriously ridiculous, and what do the big shareholders think of this - imagine holding several million shares in this company and see no material capital growth in the last few years - why are they still holding

We share Colombus and Rhum production with our partners so i believe we only get 50% of any uplifts from the these fields, so uplift for us would be 3,500 and 5,000 respectively.
We go ex Div very shortly so expecting us to test that 140p mark, it still doesnt want to go through it!!!!!!

we share the colombus and rhum3 with the other partners so we dont get 100% of the uplifts