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It sounds as if you are not a trader, AimingLow: the last reported trade price is not necessarily that of the closing price.

The trade price of 0.04375p is that of a late-reported trade from last Friday.

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Blue finish at the close, up 0.0005p at 0.0445p.

The tweet was repeated today at 1:26 pm.

These Nimbies get around. First they were in the Weald, then they moved to SE Turkey, now they appear to be in Dorset.

"We’ve moved closer to securing significant international funding, ..." (tweet of last Friday afternoon, 2:46 pm)

It's sharper, more informative, a major improvement on its predecessor.

There's an Investment Case under Investors.

The presentation of the business model is entirely new:

https://www.angusenergy.co.uk/about-us/business-model/

Put it on a multiple of, say, x4 and we have a market cap of £68m.

And why EBITDA is highlighted on the new home page, just to the right of profit. 2023 EBITDA: £17m.

Profit is distorted by the accounting treatment of the hedges. It is doubtless one reason why KZ focuses attention on EBITDA, it is a more consistent guide to underlying profitability.

They have refreshed "About Angus Energy plc" too:

Angus Energy plc is a UK AIM quoted independent oil and gas company. Angus is the leading onshore gas producer in the UK and has ambitious plans to grow onshore production and diversify internationally. Angus Energy has a 100% interest in the Saltfleetby Gas Field (PEDL005), majority owns and operates conventional oil production fields at Brockham (PL 235) and Lidsey (PL 241) and has a 25% interest in the Balcombe Licence (PEDL244). Angus Energy operates all fields in which it has an interest.

You're getting your tenses mixed up, how can one know now whether something planned for the future has been achieved. You have to allow for the time factor.

Future-looking.

Share tips, comment and bids

Mail on Sunday (Midas share tips): Dig for GOLD by bagging these gleaming shares ...

We Brits are well known for our obsession with home ownership. Perhaps with good reason. Property prices have almost doubled in 20 years, offering emotional and financial security. But the price of gold has shown bricks and mortar a clean pair of heels, soaring by 525 per cent since 2004.

At a record-breaking $2,506 (£1,904) an ounce, gold is having a moment and there are good grounds to believe the price will continue to hold firm. Central banks are buying gold, emerging market consumers are enthusiastic and US interest rates are falling, which spurs investor appetite for bullion ...

(I don't subscribe so do not have access to the rest of the article)

UK Oil & Gas Plc (“UKOG”) is an energy company, originally focused upon oil and gas exploration and production in the UK and international onshore sectors, but more recently spearheading hydrogen gas storage opportunities in Dorset and Yorkshire and investigating the geothermal energy space in the UK ...

Https://www.ukogplc.com/index.php

A post of Noirua's on the rival site has prompted me to take a look at the introduction to UKOG on its website's home page - the write-up has been updated very recently, because it mentions the additional site in Dorset.

Dead share walking.... and leaping and bounding.

UKOG, from 10:24

https://zakstraderscafe.com/bulletin-board-heroes-august-30-2/9972/

If you're feeling down, why not call in to your local pharmacy? They may be able to help.

Don't be down-hearted, things are looking up.