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Just for information:

there's a tweet from David Lenigas of 05/01 in which he suggests chairmen/CEOs of AIM-listed companies looking to raise funds DM him.

In my research, came across SS's Linkedin profile (not posting it, easy to find). Noted this very clear statement of intent:

"Now constantly committed to securing a sustainable energy future for the UK".

:-)

The latter.

Pure speculation on my part but the absence of an interview or a video presentation today might mean there is further news anticipated to come soon.

Kemexon: 6.61% v 4.12% as of 19/12/22.

David Lenigas tweet from 2 hours ago:

UKOG coming back to life. I really like this new well they drilling - brilliant. And UKOG well cashed up. Their 50% only costs £280k. Zoom Zoom Zoom.

The share price isn't anywhere near where I think it should be now, so I will keep schtum on that one (but retain my "strong buy" opinion).

6.1% decline on the front month after a 10.3% gain yesterday.

Monecor down to 6.93% from 7.30% as of 09/01.

Yes, JHemmings, that was my conclusion too, the tone of the messages is exactly the same.

A decade ago, China used low prices to dominate solar manufacturing, wiping out Western competitors just as worldwide demand for panels started to soar. The US and Europe are determined not to let the same thing happen with hydrogen.

As the world sprints to decarbonize, the next round of competition revolves around a device called an electrolyzer ...

Companies around the world are already revving up electrolyzer production, green hydrogen plants are under construction, and the industry is finally making the leap from pilot projects to industrial scale. BloombergNEF, a clean energy research group, estimates worldwide electrolyzer production will need to grow 91 times by 2030 to meet demand. But many Western clean tech veterans eye the emerging competition with a queasy feeling of déjà vu. More than 40% of all electrolyzers made today come from China, according to BNEF ...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-10/is-green-hydrogen-the-fuel-of-the-future-china-us-europe-are-betting-on-it?srnd=premium-europe&sref=Em01M8Hr

That is a very solid capital base and a potentially very profitable revenue stream, we just need now for the drill to meet expectations.

Spot price: $1,872.73 + $7.04

The market is following Angus closely.

The last red news flash on UKOG's home page is dated 22/06/22.

There's no red news flash in the last 2 quarters of last year.

Logically, this year's first quarter should not lack for news, it has some catching-up to do.

Have Skwizz on filter but have read elle_valexpert's extract from him below:

"The SP just keeps falling from 11p five and a half years ago.
Looking to crash imo".

A fall from 11p to 0.06p IS a crash.

The question of interest to the market is: where does the share price go from here?

that, for positive cause, UKOG changes the photo on its home page, from "Seismic work begins at Basur-Resan, Turkey".

Second Compressor and Side Track

The second compressor is already on site together with its control computer and driver engine and is being tied into the main plant. It is expected that the second compressor will be in dynamic commissioning during the second half of January and therefore able to process a further 6.4 mmscfd of gas volumes raising the plant's processing capacity to close to 12.8 mmscfd.

The present drilling operations on the final horizontal section of the SF-07 side track are scheduled to resume on 5(th) January and this well is expected to be in testing mode in the latter half of this month. If successful, the SF-07V well is expected to supply sufficient gas volumes to utilise most, if not all, of the additional process capacity.

Quarterly Saltfleetby flow rates and update