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Lets the sellers exit, it's their money and they doubtless have other things in mind for it. However:

the appointment of Vivien Johnston Glass shows Alba is confident in Clogau's prospects;

Stefan Bernstein's comment that "Amitsoq is shaping up to be a world-class graphite project" is very, very positive.

23.2m on AIM, 3.2m on Aquis.

It looks as if Portland can come in at a lower cost, and within a briefer time-frame, than originally imagined:

The facility’s design has been improved
to reduce its construction cost,
minimise its carbon footprint and
make it hydrogen ready, integrated
with green hydrogen production and
offshore renewables from inception.
The storage
facility could be
operational by
2027/28.

page 9:
The storage
facility could be
operational by
2027/28.

Hi, what is the potential significance – if any – of pausing the drill 10m higher than anticipated at Saltfleetby? Thanks

Asked on 24 November 2022

page 5:
For the same amount of energy, hydrogen requires 3.3 times
the volume of natural gas.

25/11/22: PORTLAND PORT: White Paper on hydrogen project by Xodus. Click here.

https://www.ukogplc.com/ul/UKEn%20Portland%20Port%20White%20Paper%20DIGITAL%20211122_opt.pdf

Welcome to the board at this time, Robertbreckon1, and best wishes for your position in UKOG.

ells_valexpert,

Personally, I have nothing against barchart ... provided it is used in the right way, that is, it is a backward-looking indicator, not a forward-looking one.

If people think it is forward-looking, then they are mistaken, agreed.

Agreed, asher7, it's the rule of thumb GL mentioned, let's see if anyone is prepared to act quicker ... and help the market cap on its way to that level!

Could an institutional investor be tempted to follow Kemexon's example? As time passes, the risks are diminishing and the rewards are increasing.

Kemexon could be one of Aleph's family offices: if so, then they are the first to raise their stake above the declaration threshold.

16 trades now, volume of 19.0m.

Google came up with this, haven't gone any deeper for the moment:

While its parent holding company is based in the Chinese territory, Kemexon's owners are Belgian, more specifically the Bricout family. The company is now run by Ludwig Bricout and Alexia Bricout, whose father André Bricout owned the Antwerp-based oil refinery Raffinerie belge des pétroles.7 Jun 2022

Thank you for your input, StarBright.

I was anticipating them to be an investment house but their profile seems to be much more that of a commodities house.

"Contact" provides 5 addresses:

https://kemexon.com/#contact

4.12%, threshold crossed on 08/11. Interesting development!

https://kemexon.com/#aboutus

A Hong Kong shareholder - welcome!