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Thanks LordWM - would be interesting to see some of your figures, assuming say $700/mcf.

Whilst the focus is (quite rightly) on the shareholder value being driven by Rudyard, we shouldn't forget that the whole reason Bo founded HEX in the first place was the belief he has in Ingomar, so if that should yield positive results in the next (6m?) then as someone may once have said "the world's our oyster". Rudyard was essentially a cashflow/asset hedge against Ingomar, and has turned out to be company-making in its own right alone.

Happy days.

As I've said all along, I'm fully loaded and not selling any sub £1.

IHNC - yeah, I thought before then, i.e. the period since the start of the steady rise from 12/13p levels. Certainly doesn't look like any strong/large selling into the recent rises, which is great to see. Hopefully everyone still in now appreciates the mahoooosive potential here, and isn't just in it for a bag or less from here. :)

It's heartening to see the recent gains - do we think this means the seller has finally finished? If so, then if everyone holds firm it'll be fascinating to see where we go from here in the short and medium term. Best wishes, DiamondHandstoGBP1Norfolk ;)

So you're moaning about being able to sell this morning for a max loss of £85, but we're all supposed to give a flying fook what you say? hahhahahahaha

The current / most recent presentation (April 2025) on HEX's website refers to $4m per well "pre-tax revenue".

Pre-tax revenue is (and can only mean) revenue AFTER deduction of operating expenses and interest, but BEFORE the payment of any applicable taxes.

We shall see, but I don't see it that way - costs of redrilling and proving/disproving Ingomar will be a tiny fraction of potential rewards. After being the reason HEX was incorporated in the first place, I can't see Bo giving away a massive chunk of that potential before even knowing what's there.

Good day indeed, and very much only the start. Imagine the price action if we all hold true and long - could be £1 before Christmas!

Oil? LOL

Good to see the £4.5m investment at a SP only a tiny fraction below my overall average of 16.4p. I've held up in the high 20s, and wished I could have bought more when in the doldrums of low teens, but I took the view that I was already "fully loaded", and my strategy remains (as it has always been) to hold until we are multiples of current SP, which after today's excellent RNS I expect to now be significantly closer on the horizon (c. 12m v 24m). GLA DYOR etc

Broomtree, very sorry to hear that, and hope you're doing much better now. Absolutely agree - everyone should have their own strategy, and try to keep that clarity of vision, and not become overly emotionally attached. Unless you have a moral reason for investing in a company, then it's all about making money for better lives for you and your loved ones.

Absolutely agree that there's nothing wrong in banking profits, if/when your original strategy succeeds. Personally, I have as much HEX as I can afford to lose within my ISA, with less risky dividend payers making up the bulk (IMB, BATS, some Vanguard ETFs etc). For me HEX is the one with potential to enable an earlier retirement IF (and it is, of course, always a huge if) the company should develop over the next 3-7 years as it might do. In other words, this is the one I don't intend to trade, but to instead have the courage of my convictions as to why I invested in HEX in the first place, and to hold tight until (if) it gets to the sort of price I'm hoping for (being at least £1+, target £1.50). I may, of course, top slice 20% or so of my holding in due course if we see serious increases in SP over the next 6-12 months, but otherwise my intention is to hold longer and firm for the potentially life-changing returns.

Trojan - what's this "eyups" nonsense you keep on posting? Is it a tic? It's pretty boring...

NewboF - I know, it's scary isn't it! LOL

Jesus, utterly clueless people not understanding a share consolidation. This isn't a fruit machine! LOL

Tina, are you simple or just mad? Curious to know.

I'm holding 237,832 shares at avg of 16.6311p per share, and have done since shortly after IPO. I have no intention of selling any for less than £1.

The irony of your earlier post, saying "the herd ramped this too high", and then you proceed to post repetitive inane drivel... give it a rest please.

Okay, i'm in, here we go...

Bo talking to a Hydrogen investment company, whilst at a Hydrogen industry conference - shocked! :P

See HE1 rns of 25 January 2024, which stated 20 x background observed on completion of drilling but BEFORE testing, which is the same stage that we are currently at with Rudyard. Following testing that produced 4.7% / equivalent to 9000x background, and we are more than TWELVE TIMES that, a result which has EXCEEDED expectations, and for a well which isn’t in the ar£e end of nowhere! I’m fully loaded and holding firm for what I hope will

be truly transformational coming months ahead