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You still here I hope @ DT?

Sirs mark has been trying to trap people over at TXP for many many months now - it’s a dog!!

This could be MMs playing around with traders to create liquidity. Equally this could be leak of an important update - if we get a ‘reasonable’ outcome on our 8.5% the sp will be 0.12p+. We may still have to wait, but if there has been a leak, this will rerate fast!

Off you trot sir mark

Classic @SirMark move - we all saw it a mile off 😂😂👍🏻

0.036p current bid

I have had to yes!

This is an easy play - read my posts for last few weeks - on the balance of probability, EME will get ‘something’ for their 8.5%. Even the current price represents EME getting ‘nothing’. Legally, that’s just not plausible. The price may continue to fluctuate to increase volume, but generally there is only one way this is heading! Well done to those who have averaged down over the last week or so 👍🏻

Cool story bro

Posting ! lol

I posted a link a while back - take a look at my painting history

He has no idea, just scaremongering still. The legal position still really matters here and it can’t just be brushed under the carpet. Yes, engineering and early work can carry on, but FID, full funding drawdown, reserve booking and final completion all need clean title. A live English law JOA dispute over 8.5% is not something lenders, lawyers or auditors will just shrug off. Until EME is properly dealt with, Conrad simply doesn’t have full legal certainty on the asset – no matter how loudly people try and say otherwise!

And Nations can only buy what Conrad actually owns (not what they say they own). They’re buying Conrad’s 75% (and Coro’s via Conrad), not EME’s 8.5%. Until that stake is either bought out by agreement or removed by a proper legal ruling, it legally stays with EME. There’s no magic shortcut around that, however much some want to pretend there is.

And yes – delays absolutely hurt. Even if early work keeps ticking over, any slippage around FID, approvals or funding release feeds straight into timelines, costs and valuation. Delay risk always gets priced in. The longer this drags on, the more pressure piles onto the party that actually needs certainty to get this thing fully over the line. The legal position cannot be ignored .

They, like us are now back to where they were before the farm out deal was announced - both markets not appreciating the delays in sorting out the elephant in the room here. Sort it or lose it guys

Same @Stella1 - happy to stay quiet in the meantime and let the derampers do the necessary ;-)

There will be a period of 3-4 weeks of informal discussion in the first instance - an injunction will follow if that doesn’t bear fruit

*deliberately misrepresenting the position

Yes - they are are either deliberately the position, or (more likely) they know the issue with EME will be resolved

The deal is subject to government approval - they can’t approve while EME legally own 8.5% of Mako

Well…there are timelines built into the Mako agreement, starting in 2026, so delays will jeopardise the entire farm out deal!! We still hold most of the ace cards here