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If you haven't paid your debts, if you have your shares suspened, if you're in hock for £ 30mm - then of course it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck and just maybe it IS a duck - or a Default

Nikb

you spend hours filling up this board with enormously long, boring, AI generated posts that have little to do with RKH or Sea Lion. You promoted "The Prize" as if it was something unknown.

In fact it's been a basic text for half a lifetime.

Then you get bent out of shape when soemone points htis out (without taking a page of A4 to do so)

I've been posting on here for years - you're just a newbie

"Sentiment moves. Angus’ assets, permits, and production strategy do not. "

You missed out the share price - it doesn't move because we still can't trade it - 9 months..........................

If you want a good look at the offshore industry the Norwegian TV drama series "State of Happiness" is a must see - traces the evolution of the Norwegian offshore from the late 60's with some very believable characters and a real devotion to getting the details right

"ZYX did you take a look at 'The Prize' that's pretty cool and well worth it from what I've seen."

The book has only been out for 35 years.................

Lakobos - I'm no fan of Lenigas or the management but those recent posts are clearly libellous. They may have spent £ 125mm but it was mainly wasted on drilling rigs and contractors. The rest went to their Board and "advisors" - much the same as any AIM oiler TBH

Balcombe has been effectively dead for eyars

Understand that Shell UK are actually hiring exploration people again!!!

"What does this mean for former Argos shareholders? TI A"

Well if you've got JHI shares in exchnage for your Argos shares I suppose you have ot hope and pray that they either list or get bought out. That was a grim deal for Argos shareholders IMHO

"Mir, I am the only who said, JHI will be in the Falklands before end of 2025, got the abuse for saying it…never mind"

What doyou mean "JHI will be in the falklands" ??? Do you mean they would do something , or they'd visit (which I don't think they have done for a couple of years ) or that they would do a deal. It's a bit obscure.......

"(Analyst Comment, that of ANGS's Nomad "

Not exactly unbiased then - another outfit with their snouts in the trough while the shares remain suspended - pity they can't tell us when we can trade again................

"Who thought Navitas would tie the knot with JHI ?"

Quite a few people TBH - they were the only real game in town for JHI - who, I suspect , having been trying to find a partner since they bought out Argos

25-Jan-26 0.1207 m. cu m per day

26-Jan-26 0.0973

27-Jan-26 0.0951

28-Jan-26 0.0931

29-Jan-26 0.0971

30-Jan-26 0.0986

31-Jan-26 0.0964

01-Feb-26 0.0993

02-Feb-26 0.0981

03-Feb-26 0.0998

04-Feb-26 0.0989

05-Feb-26 0.0972

06-Feb-26 0.0916

07-Feb-26 0.1010

Thirty day running average 0.1162 m. cu m per day Looks like work continues

"I think many of us have been expecting an announcement, or announcements about something and are probably disappointed, reflected in the sp, while Navitas quietly gets on with things."

That's a feature of Navitas - and I think it needs to be taken into account by investors here. Anyone expecting a stream of announcements as they get from other small AIM outfits based in the UK, USA and Australia are going to be sadly disapointed I suspect. We might get something once a month - more likely something posted by their contractors. Navitas don't seem to rate "news flow" as an objective and they're not interested in giving assistance to day traders.

A 13,000 km supply line tends to comcentrate the minds!

"Also we have the Gulf of America deal which appears still to be alive."

has someone told you that ? It wasn't mentiond in the last RNS - which normally means that something is dead and they're hoping we forget all about it ("The UKOG Gambit" as it's known at places like SP Angel)

"I think another RNS saying talks are ongoing and positive is a good sign no?2

No - they've been "negotiating" for 9 months plus - personally I doubt Trafigura will decide how they'll clear up this mess until they are sure of the results , good, bad or indifferent, of the latest workover so unlikley to hear our fate until Easter at the earliest

"Interesting that Navitas provided the boat to transport the heavy machinery down south."

Almost certainly becasue they'll need to build/refurb their Stanley base - might as well have it on site and working in advance. Its hard to get them delivered by Amazon Prime down there.

Without an update from the company we can't be sure. And no-one lives close enough to go and see what is on site. Certainly looks like they 're still busy working on one well bore.

"what are your thoughts on US shale and the ability to react to higher prices with higher production? "

The US can react very quickly - they've proved this in the past . Because of the availability of kit and people and prospects they can move from bust to boom in a very short time (compared to international and offshore). Plus of course, there are few administrative issues