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10:08AM 02/07/2026

GreenRoc is working on several new initiatives to gain more market visibility and provide shareholders and interested parties with information on operational progress, market dynamics and educational themes on the use and manufacturing of graphite products. We will provide the market with frequent updates and always encourage people to pose questions on the InvestorHub. The GreenRoc team is also working on website versions in Greenlandic and Danish for local people in Greenland to follow progress and obtain information. With this increased visibility, and with the work programme fully financed through to 2027 and an indication from EIFO of further financial support right through to construction stage, we're confident the share price will start to move in a direction that better reflects the true and increasing value of GreenRoc.

Note that, in the circular, KZ speaks of "up to five further well targets" at Saltfleetby:

The producing Saltfleetby gas field represents a long-life, high-quality asset, with 2P reserves of

21 Bcf and 2C resources of 17 Bcf. Management estimates a 2P NPV10 value of £67 million, with

additional upside potential from up to five further well targets.

From the Chairman's letter included in the Notice of General Meeting:

Following its successful corporate and balance sheet restructuring, the Company is expected to

emerge from suspension as a financially secure and operationally attractive onshore gas

investment. The business is now positioned to generate sustainable cash flow, with clear

opportunities for organic growth, supported by a favourable forward gas price environment. The

shareholder-aligned management team has stabilised the business, delivered an operational

turnaround, and is now focused on scaling production to realise the full value of its asset base.

https://wp-angusenergy-2024.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2026/06/Angus-Energy-PLC-GM-Circular-2026.pdf

Brockham:

Production targeted to increase from 11 mbbls in

2025 to 21 mbbls in 2026

The map on page 11 shows where their external growth ambitions may take them.

Can open it from the home page, not from the presentations page.

Can't open it either.

Member since I July 2026 -reported.

PS: the text below is extracted from EPP's RNS of this morning.

Ofgem announces plans for Long Duration Energy Storage ("LDES") cap and floor second round

On 26 June 2026, Ofgem published its 'Minded to Decision' list of LDES projects under the first window of its cap and floor scheme. The announcement outlined Ofgem's intention to proceed with the LDES cap and floor second window, thereby confirming the Government's support for LDES investment infrastructure. Further direction will be provided by Ofgem by the end of 2026.

EnergyPathways welcomes the announcement by Ofgem, marking a significant milestone in the development of the UK's LDES market. With the Licence awarded, the Company is gearing up to enter its LDES CAES project into Ofgem's second window of the cap and floor scheme.

As the UK continues to increase its reliance on renewable electricity generation, LDES will play an increasingly important role in improving grid resilience, reducing renewable energy curtailment, and lowering overall system costs, which can lead to lower electricity prices. .

Has become one of my green boxes, too, Mullins, so can only guess as to likely content.

The restoration of trading will provide a clearer view of what the market in general thinks.

"I don't think that this "extinguishes" the debts but it would give UKOG the cleanest balance sheet in years ..."

The advances made by Alba (now Arkadian) and Doriemus were repayable by HHDL. With the sale of all of UKOG's stake in HH, the majority owner of HHDL becomes energy B plc.

When the sale is completed, it would make sense for UKOG to change its name.

So would I.

The closest to becoming a producing business is, in my eyes, by a long way, Clogau not GROC.

"The Company will emerge as an onshore UK cash-generative, gas-weighted producer with a stronger balance sheet and a clear value proposition to unlock an internally estimated NPV10 value of £67m from its 21bcf 2P reserve base". (SP Angel's conclusion of 25/06).

One thing is for sure, the return from suspension should generate quite some interest from the market.

Malcy's Blog's conclusion of 24/06:

Most importantly, Angus can now focus on its attention on growth. With Saltfleetby performing strongly, the royalty overhang removed, a simplified balance sheet and funding in place for key operational projects, the Company is in its strongest position for many years and is well placed to deliver long-term value for shareholders.

Readers know that I have been supportive of Angus for some time now and that makes the successful restructuring announced today that much more gratifying, as I have said it will be good to have the shares back from suspension and I see plenty of upside now this has got over the line.

Bat surveys, including dusk emergence surveys, were completed by the Company's licensed ecologists last week which will

provide updated data to inform the future exploration and development of other in-mine targets.

A permitted development notification has been submitted to the mineral planning authority for next phase of trenching at the

historic waste tip.

A dedicated site operations manager has been appointed to assist Chief Mining Engineer Peter Bolt with the Company's

ongoing work activities at the mine ...

Funding Programmes

The Company is in discussions with relevant parties regarding a number of current or upcoming funding programmes which

are relevant to Motzfeldt, in particular in relation to the processing and refining of critical minerals, especially niobium and

rare earth elements.

Most of UKOG's liabilities are the advances due to the non-controlling interests in HHDL. But with the sale of of its stake in HHDL, HHDL will no longer be consolidated in the group accounts.

When was the last time the auditors signed off the accounts as a going concern? The accounts are always qualified.

Also that SB appeared to be relatively hopeful that the funds would be found to maintain the Morrow plant (which, in the meantime, has NOT closed down).

I noted in the webinar that GROC do keep their eyes open for other prospects, in Greenland, because that is where management's experience lies.

The updated presentation of 10/06 is entitled: "ADVANCED (my capitals) Gold and Critical Mineral Projects".

They've not employed the word "advanced" before, as far as I am aware.

Back in business.