RNS15 Mar 2019 07:51
The main thing I read is the fluidity is a good thing and they Are more than happy to dilute even more, did I miss the section on returning shareholder value? :
“During and beyond the reporting period, UKOG continued to be one of the largest single traded stocks on the AIM market. This liquidity enabled us to raise approximately £23 million. This financing was used to fund successful operations, multiple strategic acquisitions and working capital acquisitions necessary for our growth. UKOG's ability to raise funding quickly and in response to good opportunities is one of our underlying strengths.”
“The Company will also not stand on its laurels and will continue to optimise its portfolio, rationalise ownership of key assets and seek further investment opportunities, both in the UK onshore and elsewhere. Whilst much of our current operational plan could be funded by internally generated future cash flow, we do not rule out the need for additional funding for new opportunities that could provide a step change in growth.”