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Poor Tom from a hard working HERO working tirelessly to delivering for ALL shareholders to ZERO in a day......all those months since August no one was criticising him....how the fickle world of "Investing" changes so quickly

Sscss,

Lunn is aged 74, can he be a Director?

Yet another question to put to the house broker and / or Investor Relations?

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PLCs that are incorporated in Wales, Scotland or England are required to register with Companies House, an agency of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. PLCs are also required to have a minimum of one director; most PLCs have at least two directors. The directors of a PLC can be generally anyone, but there are a few disqualifications, such as an individual who is subject to a bankruptcy restrictions order, or an individual who is over age 70 or under 16.

Public companies must have at least three directors.

Anyone know if this guy could be replacing Tom perhaps?

The Company is pleased to announce that it has appointed Deane Pierce as interim President of Nobel Petroleum Inc with immediate effect.

Deane has been working with Andy Clifford on Nobel's activities from the beginning and is well versed on the Company's assets in Texas.

Deane Pierce has over 30 years' experience in petroleum operations and finance in a variety of operating areas including the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast, West Texas, Mid-Continent, and Rockies.

He started with Hunt Energy Company after graduating from Texas Tech University in Petroleum Engineering and progressed from various engineering assignments to Gulf Coast Operations manager. From there he transitioned to International with ARCO Oil and Gas as North Africa Area Manager. He later joined the predecessor to the EOG Resources working as Engineering Manager in key start-up projects.

He joined Vanco Energy in 2000 as Operations Manager and completed a number of West Africa projects in Deep Water. He joined El Paso Oil and Gas in 2005 as South American Area Manager responsible for a number of offshore development projects offshore Brazil. After El Paso sold its International Division Deane joined Odebrecht Oil and Gas in 2010, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, handling West and Brazil.

After leaving Odebrecht, Deane became President and CEO of ADP Energy ventures which provides capital, engineering services and consulting where he has been involved with projects in Oklahoma, Louisiana and the Texas Gulf Coast including the Austin Chalk.

Deane has invented some key horizontal inflow and completion devices which have helped increase oil production and reduce water and gas cut. He has utilised state of the art perforating and inflow technology to improve marginal field performance and reduce operating cost. He is a registered Petroleum Engineering and has authored a number of technical papers dealing with improving well performance, completion technology and reducing well costs.

Stephen Lunn is very experienced and has the right connections.

But has he got enough time/energy to deal with all this stress at his age?

Surely he can only be seen as an interim caretaker of PPP plc and will need to restablish a proper BOD asap.

I mean how many people are actually in place to share the workload in terms of real Execs? He can't be doing do it all, can he?

Avocet.....whatever, you are clearly posting to wind others up, last post from me to you

Anyone feeling lucky?

Robert Menzel

info@globalvision.pt

I think Global was never really going to happen the way it was sold to us.....GV never had their own money and no doubt 3rd parties who they were relying on walked away. Tom tried to rescue something from it all and finally realised the game was up and walked. Lunn is now the fall guy but he won't be bothered by it all.

Or the accountant just disappeared (no body), took the bank statements and cash with him and now DL and TE all 3 living it up in Monaco

Bring back Lennigas

I imagine Tom was trying to keep GV on board and failed. The deal was a Lennigas special, Tome realised it was gentlemens agreement probably put together in a club in Monaco by Lennigas and Menzies on a napkin with FA details. Tom tried to get it all sorted contractually, Menzies prob told him it was his way or the highway for the deal. Its all blown up now and Lunn needs to rescue PPP with some serious financing. He might pull it off but financing markets are awful

Are we really believing that GV will save the day now that DL and TE have bailed......not a feckin chance

Wait for the next RNS confirming bank balance is down to zero and GV not progressing with agreement.

Out like a thief in the night.......just like that.

Might as well switch off the lights and there's no one left anyway

Tom has skin in the game...

Tom is working hard for everyone....

Tom is active on Telegram Group.....

and now he's gone along with David Lennigas.....no doubt he will need some chill out time in Monaco perhaps

Good luck with getting anything useful from him but thanks for trying.

I don't recall any criticism of Tom being aired on here previously...now everyone says they knew he was rubbish.

Oh come on guys, enough is enough

Andy,

Obviously Tom's email was revoked as was his phone number as I tried both previously.

Looks like this is done and dusted now unless Lunn has a plan to bring in another CEO in a hurry. Otherwise its another failed small cap.

"Tom Evans, Pennpetro's CEO says; "I welcome Stephen to his new position as Chairman. His previous experience and knowledge of the company, more fully outlined in our RNS of 25th September 2024, means he is certainly hitting the ground running in helping us achieve the companies near and long term targets. "

That didn't age well

Try calling any of these, you'll get sweet FA

Flagstaff Strategic and Investor Communications

Tim Thompson

Alison Allfrey

Anna Probert