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@Proquo you are not wrong re a RNS incoming. Alas, not at 7 AM today.

@Hope1968 best go to the London Stock Exchange website under News shortly after 7AM for RNS updates. You can filter from there. For example, FTSE AIM All Share for AIM shares inc. HE1 or you can search for companies. Really quick updates. Good luck with any holdings you have and enjoy your day.

Sadly @abzzba the board are still teasing us with this RNS.

Spread @TenBagTag is just so RUDE.

Basically the spread @Matador00.

Well said @Toffers. I spend half my time scrolling through the annoying posts and then find something of importance to read. I do filter when it gets really tediously. Have a good day all and leave the bickering in the playground.

Via London Stock Exchange website. Go to News, you can then use filter to look at your company RNS or filter say AIM All Share.

@stephen11, lse system is sometimes very slow to update. I use the London stock exchange website at 7 most mornings. Just click on news then RNSs and you can filter from here. Good luck with your holdings.

No more raises in 2026 as fully funded.

The wording of the contract to cover the 2026 Oil Sales Agreement is being finalised.

Why? Should have been sorted long ago. Like the other bits.

Via the Total Market Solutions website

thanks burtond but if anyone missed it:

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Well said NicRio. I am also on your average and looking at now making a profit. What Blubay said is not logical. If I had further funds yes I would have plowed more in at lower prices but alas, asset rich cash poor.

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/HE1/southern-rukwa-project-update/17461809

Don’t be disappointed as it was a share consolidation. You did not miss out. Enjoy your day.

Could also be a Bed and Pension to take advantage of any capital gains allowances which have been reduced (may not have any with this stock), as new Bed and ISA investment limited to £20K per tax year, not so with Bed and Pension but limited to earnings and also certain limits. Could also be just someone selling stocks within an Investment ISAs and leaving the cash proceeds within the ISA to buy other stocks, or to see if the existing share price falls in order to buy more shares. Caution note, if price goes up then obviously less shares are bought. Most Investment ISA providers utilise flexible ISA rules but not all. Seek professional advice if in doubt.

Sorry rockhoper.

Yes of course rockhopper. What’s a few more minutes.

Best post this year FeverTreeMadeMe (my own personal opinion). Especially about the bickering.

Lots to read and absorb and yes a relisting a possibility, but one heck of a dilution.