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I believe the coming open day of 6th December will include lots of information that is already in the public domain. However it will include an open demonstration of the EV charger and the huge difference is that this will now be available to everybody who has access to the website. Absolutely massive for future marketing. This drive in the sp cannot be merely pi investing. Expect some profit taking later from day traders, but serious investors will take up the slack.

He bought (and many pi’s have more) after many updates. He could have bought 2 weeks earlier at 5p. Yes more news is due and I’m sure in due course he will be given huge options at a favourable price. No issues with this.

Congratulations on selling out 9 years ago. You must have been disappointed when this hit 60 odd pence a few years back.
Have you really been keeping abreast of events for 9 years, that’s bitterness personified

I’ve seen Adam Bond do many of these in the past.

However, this was significantly different. His whole body language was way more positive.

I wrote my AFC investment off many moons ago (see my previous posts) but I am now encouraged by the news flows and the AB presentation.

Looking forward to the coming December presentation, and with the prospect of further news ahead of then this could be the turning point for the sp. LTH’s deserve the coming rewards.

On a Danube cruise, CNN has a share ticker tape, guest what AFC has just appeared across the bottom of the screen showing 1.4m shares at 5.94 not sure what if any delay there may be. I’m greatly encouraged a great RSN earlier.

Much appreciate today’s positive RNS but is this a lead to a capital raise?

From today’s FT market cap £43.57m shares in issue 21.83m shares in free float 9.99m. When this goes it will really fly.

On the flip side there is a big seller. Well if there is there are many more buyers 30p rise on no news indicates there has been a leak, it cannot be brexit, maybe it has something to do with those 100m barrels.

I’m an ANGUS shareholder and from what I’ve read they will be lucky to survive, I’ve written my investment off. Back to ALBA, GF draws a 100k salary and has options on about 60m shares plus he has bought some in the market. It’s time for him to monetise some of these assets. He comes across as a confident CEO, last years accounts had a qualification regarding the going concern concept, the company cannot keep raising money from shareholders to pay his salary. The time has come to prove what they have is commercial, get some deals done.

Yes I agree. But that is while only 2 tankers a day are being sold. If they ever achieve 3500 barrels a day that’s a different story.
My questions relate to that new level of recoverability. Also remember ALBA need to take the impairment hit for Brockam.

Looking for value here if any. With a possible profit of £3m and considering the latest presentation which indicated ALBA would be looking to farm out some of the Greenland prospects WHATS in it all for shareholders. A much better sp or what.
The HH revenue cannot be an excuse to raise costs from less than £1m to £3m to the benefit of the BOD remember this is AIM.

So if HH achieves outpost of 3500 barrel per day and ALBA is due 385 of those for say 300 days that’s 115,500 barrels at 50 dollars each gives us about £4.5m of revenue. In 2018 ALBA had no revenue and costs of £887k. So what would the sp be with a plus £3m profit.

ALBA has just over 11pc in HH, but what’s it financial value to ALBA and if it was to sell this asset what could it fetch, any ideas out there.

Firstly let me say the next few months should be exciting for PMO with (hopefully) some good news on the proposed sale of ZAMA. Now I’d like to draw attention to JOG. That’s Jersey Oil and Gas. They have just issued a capital markets day presentation. It’s on their website. It’s a really interesting read, and as a holder of shares in both companies I was surprised to see reference to PMO in there. Page 48 of the report includes a bar chart comparing what JOG has with PMO, ENQ,HUR and a few other oilies go and have a look then make your own decisions. I’m happy to be involved with both companies.

Now down to a mere £42m an opportunist bid could be on the cards. Equinor passed up their option on 50pc maybe they just want the lot, Verbier included, time will tell.

Was he the editor of the latest Reuter’s report????

Having a very profitable day so far

I recall that last year PMO reported that they sold catcher production at a premium to Brent. Do we know if that is still the case?

Go on announce that sale now

PMO should take advantage of the spike to top up it hedging position. The SP should do well on the back of this spike and it would be good for us investors if the news of a Zama sale could be reported. Interesting opening in the morning.